OBJECT PRONOUNS me, you, him, her, It, us, them.

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OBJECT PRONOUNS me, you, him, her, It, us, them

The object pronoun goes after the verb, in the predicate

It goes instead of the noun that might be in the predicate

•A man hit the ball. A man hit it. A boy sees the trees. A boy sees them. A girl writes a letter. A girl writes it. Brenda likes the boy. Brenda likes him.

Object Pronouns Mr. Jones helps me. Jenifer wants you. The teacher teaches us.

Object Pronouns Mr. Jones helps me. Jenifer wants you. The teacher teaches us.

Tim visited his grandmother.

Tim visited her.

Tom attacked Jerry.

Tom attacked him.

Jim plays soccer everyday.

Jim plays it everyday.

Joe stole an apple.

Joe stole it.