These worksheets will teach your students how to identify and use object pronouns correctly.

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An object pronoun is a personal pronoun in the objective case that is used as either the direct or indirect object of a verb, or as the object of a preposition. There are eight object pronouns in English: me, you, it, us, him, her, them, and whom. The following collection of activity sheets include replacing given pronouns with the correct objective form, matching subject and object pronouns, unscrambling sentences that contain object pronouns, and more.

Please note: While answer sheets have been provided for each worksheet for the instructor where necessary, in some cases, answers will vary by student.

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Sentence Use

Use an object pronoun in place of a person or thing that is acted upon or that receives the action of the verb in the sentence.

Match'em Use'em

Match each subject pronoun to its corresponding object pronoun. Use each object pronoun above in a sentence.

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Unscramble It!

Unscramble each sentence. Write it correctly on the line.

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A Little Sun

Circle every word below that is an object pronoun. Circle the correct pronoun to replace the underlined word in each sentence.

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First, Second, Third

Complete each sentence with the correct object pronoun.

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Using and Rewriting Object Pronouns

Fill in the corresponding object pronoun for each subject pronoun. Rewrite each sentence to correct the pronoun error.

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Picture Thoughts

Using the pictures as inspiration, write four original sentences that use object pronouns.

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Subject Object

Fill in the missing subject pronoun. Use the clue in parentheses. Fill in the missing object pronoun. Use the clue in parentheses.

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Pronoun Writing Practice

Write a short paragraph about something that happened to you recently. Use both subject and object pronouns.

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Reach Should Be Read

Read each sentence. Sort the pronouns in each sentence into the correct columns. Color in the blocks that contain object pronouns. Use each object pronoun you identified above in a sentence.

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Circle the Birdie

Read the sentences. Circle the object pronoun in the second sentence that replaces the underlined word or words.

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Picture Prompts

Using the pictures as prompts, write six sentence that use object pronouns

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Writing with Object Pronouns

Rewrite each sentence, replacing the underlined words with an object pronoun.

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Subject or Object Pronouns?

Choose the correct pronoun to complete each sentence. Then, on the line to the right, write whether the pronoun you used is a subject or object pronoun.

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Writing: Subject and Object

Write two sentences using subject pronouns. Write two sentences using object pronouns. Write two sentences that use both subject and object pronouns.

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