Object Pronouns Exercise 1 – After Verbs
level: Beginner (A1/A2)
Practice English object pronouns used as direct objects: me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. Complete 20 sentences by choosing the correct pronoun after the verb. Exercise 2 also includes pronouns after prepositions.
Replace the subject pronoun in parentheses with the correct object pronoun after the verb.
1. He understands
1. He is speaking to . (I)✓
2. We invited . (they)✓
3. I don't understand . (he)✓
4. They don't know . (we)✓
5. He didn't tell . (I)✓
6. They admire . (she)✓
7. I recognize . (it)✓
8. His parents love . (he)✓
9. Have you seen ? (they)✓
10. They called . (we)✓
11. The teacher asked . (I)✓
12. Sarah invited . (they)✓
13. My brother helped . (she)✓
14. We visited . (he)✓
15. I saw . (you)✓
16. They recognized . (we)✓
17. The children found . (it)✓
18. The manager thanked . (they)✓
19. She called . (I)✓
20. I trust . (she)✓
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Grammar review
Direct object pronouns
A direct object pronoun replaces the noun that the action happens to. Each subject pronoun has a matching object form: I→me, we→us, he→him, she→her, they→them. You and it don't change.
Position: a direct object pronoun follows a verb. The same object forms are also used after prepositions (as objects of prepositions).
She thanked ______. / They visited ______. / I don’t like ______.
Common error: using subject pronouns in object position.
The subject form "he" becomes "______" as an object; "she" becomes "______"; "they" becomes "______".
Use the subject-to-object pronoun pairs above as a reminder.
A direct object pronoun replaces the noun that the action happens to. Each subject pronoun has a matching object form: I→me, we→us, he→him, she→her, they→them. You and it don't change.
Position: a direct object pronoun follows a verb. The same object forms are also used after prepositions (as objects of prepositions).
She thanked ______. / They visited ______. / I don’t like ______.
Common error: using subject pronouns in object position.
The subject form "he" becomes "______" as an object; "she" becomes "______"; "they" becomes "______".
Use the subject-to-object pronoun pairs above as a reminder.
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