Subject and Object Pronouns.

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Subject and Object Pronouns

Subject Pronouns Remember, a pronoun takes the place of a noun. A subject pronoun is used in the subject of the sentence. Examples: I went to the grocery store yesterday. We bought 3 boxes of cereal. Notice that I and we are both in the subject of the sentence.

Object Pronouns An object pronoun is used in the predicate of a sentence so it comes after the verb. Examples: Alex will go to the grocery store with you. Mom will push the cart for me.

Subject and Object Pronouns Write the pronoun in each sentence and tell if it is a subject or object pronoun. He knows where to find the dolphins. Who saw them first? That dolphin is playing with us. It is swimming under the boat. I could stay here forever.

Subject and Object Pronouns Check your work… He knows where to find the dolphins. Subject Who saw them first? Object That dolphin is playing with us. Object It is swimming under the boat. Subject I could stay here forever. Subject

Subject and Object Pronouns Write the pronoun in each sentence and tell if it is a subject or object pronoun. Please help me pull in the anchor. After awhile, we will visit the dolphins again. Will you take pictures of the dolphins and me? I’ll go see the dolphins with you. They will swim to us if we are quiet.

Subject and Object Pronouns Check your work… Please help me pull in the anchor. Object After awhile, we will visit the dolphins again. Subject Will you take pictures of the dolphins and me? Both are object I will go see the dolphins with you. I, subject/ you object They will swim to us. They subject/ us object

Your assignment In your Grammar and Writing practice book, carefully tear out and complete p. 65/66 Be sure to turn it into the tray no later than tomorrow morning.

Your assignment In your Grammar and Writing practice book, carefully tear out and complete p. 67/68 Be sure to turn it into the tray no later than tomorrow morning.