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Subject And Object Pronouns Exercise

October 28, 2023 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with a subject or object pronoun.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I first met ............... at a party.
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "her" after the verb "met".
2What ............... said made no sense to me.
Wrong!
Use the subject pronoun "he" before the verb "said".
3Do you want ............... to pay for your drinks?
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "me" after the verb "want".
4I will wait here until ............... comes back.
Wrong!
Use the subject pronoun "she" before the verb phrase "comes back".
5You can't trust ...............
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "him" after the verb "trust".
6Do you know ...............?
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "her" after the verb "know".
7It took longer than ............... expected.
Wrong!
Use the subject pronoun "we" before the verb "expected".
8I wasn't expecting to find ............... there.
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "him" after the verb "find".
9I am not going to invite ............... ever again.
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "her" after the verb "invite".
10Why don't you talk to ...............?
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "me" after the preposition "to".
11What did ............... do to make you so angry?
Wrong!
Use the subject pronoun "I" before the verb "do".
12Do you think that ............... should wait for him?
Wrong!
Use the subject pronoun "we" before the modal verb "should".

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  1. I first met her at a party.
  2. What he said made no sense to me.
  3. Do you want me to pay for your drinks?
  4. I will wait here until she comes back.
  5. You can’t trust him
  6. Do you know her?
  7. It took longer than we expected.
  8. I wasn’t expecting to find him there.
  9. I am not going to invite her ever again.
  10. Why don’t you talk to me?
  11. What did I do to make you so angry?
  12. Do you think that we should wait for him?

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