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Subject and Object Pronouns – Worksheet 1

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This worksheet helps beginners practise subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) and object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, them). Learners use them in positive sentences, negatives and questions. It is ideal for A1 learners in class or at home.

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Exercise 1: Subject pronouns

Complete each sentence with a subject pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) for the words in brackets.

Example: ___ (Tom) is ten. → He

  1. (Anna) is my sister.

  2. (Tom and I) are friends.

  3. (the dog) is very small.

  4. (Mr Lee) is a teacher.

  5. Are (Sam and Mia) at home?

  6. (my parents) don't live in the city.

  7. Is (the bus) late?

  8. (Ben) doesn't like coffee.

Exercise 2: Object pronouns

Complete the sentences with an object pronoun from the box. You can use a word more than once. Two words are not object pronouns.

Example: I like pizza. I eat ___ every Friday. → it

Word box meyouhimheritusthemtheyshe

  1. Where is my phone? I can't find .

  2. Lisa is nice. I like .

  3. We are in the park. Can you see ?

  4. My grandparents live far away. I visit every summer.

  5. Mark is my brother. I play football with .

  6. I'm hungry. Can you give an apple, please?

  7. Hello, Sara! I have a present for .

  8. These shoes are old. I don't wear now.

Exercise 3: Use pronouns

Rewrite the sentences. Change the words in brackets to a pronoun.

Example: [Anna] reads [the book]. → She reads it.

  1. I know [Peter].

  2. [The children] are in the garden.

  3. Do you like [the film]?

  4. [Emma] helps [her brother].

  5. We don't see [Kate and Leo] at school.

  6. Can you call [my friend and me]?

  7. [Paul] doesn't eat [carrots].

Exercise 4: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: Her is my friend. → She is my friend.

  1. Me am a student.

  2. Please help I with my bag.

  3. Him is from Spain.

  4. I love my cats. I play with they every day.

  5. Do you know she?

  6. Us don't have a car.

  7. My sister and I are tired. Can you help we?

Exercise 5: Make sentences

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences and questions.

Example: him / I / like → I like him.

  1. likes / she / him

  2. them / don't / we / know

  3. you / me / can / hear / ?

  4. it / love / I

  5. us / he / doesn't / help

  6. her / do / they / like / ?

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Printable A1 English worksheet on subject and object pronouns (I, me, he, him…) with gap-fill, word box, rewriting, error correction and word order tasks.

Topics covered

Subject pronounsObject pronounsReplacing nouns with pronounsPronouns in questions and negativesWord order

Notes for teachers

Start by drawing a two-column table (subject / object) on the board and eliciting the pronouns before learners begin. Typical mistakes are using object pronouns as subjects (Me am…, Us don't…) and using 'they' after a verb or preposition instead of 'them'. Learners also often use 'him' or 'her' for things instead of 'it'. As a follow-up, ask learners to write five sentences about their family and friends using both a subject and an object pronoun in each.

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