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Course Content
Object Pronouns
In this course, students will learn to replace the receiver of the action in a sentence. The content includes: The Position Rule: Finding object pronouns after verbs or prepositions. Subject vs. Object: Comparing I vs. Me, He vs. Him, etc., to avoid basic grammar traps. Fluid Conversations: Using object pronouns to stop repeating names and objects constantly.
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The Position Rule
Subject vs. Object
Fluid Conversations
Quiz: Object Pronouns
OBJECT PRONOUNS
About Lesson

While subject pronouns perform actions, object pronouns receive them. The easiest way to know when to use an object pronoun is to look at its position in the sentence. They always appear in two specific places:

  1. After an Action Verb:

    • Example: I called him yesterday. (The pronoun him comes after the verb called).

    • Example: She loves them. (The pronoun them comes after the verb loves).

  2. After a Preposition (words like with, for, to, at, about, from):

    • Example: This present is for her (not for she).

    • Example: Are you coming with us? (not with we).

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