2. Subject Pronouns
You use a subject pronoun as the subject of a sentence. It takes the place of the subject in the sentence.
I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are subject pronouns. These pronouns are the ones that MAKE SENSE in the subject of a sentence.

3. I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are
Subject Pronouns
I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are
subject pronouns.
Debbie went for a walk.
She went for a walk.
Debbie is the subject of the sentence. She is the subject pronoun that replaces Debbie .

4. Which one? It They I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are
subject pronouns.
The dog ran away from home.
___________ ran away from home.
The babies cried all night.
________ cried all night. It
They

5. Which one? It He I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are
subject pronouns.
The rain came pouring down last night.
_________ came pouring down last night.
Gary runs track in the spring.
__________ runs track in the spring. It He

6. Object Pronouns
Object pronouns replace a noun in the predicate of a sentence.
Use an object pronoun after an action verb or after a word such as for, at, of, with or to.
Me, you, him, her, it, us, and them are object pronouns.

7. Object Pronouns
Me, you, him, her, it, us, and them are object pronouns.
Susie finished her homework.
Susie finished it.
“It” replaces the word “homework” in the sentence.

8. Which one?
Me, you, him, her, it, us, and them are object pronouns.
Barney is going to the movies with Zoey.
Barney is going to the movies with _____________.
her

9. them him Me, you, him, her, it, us, and them are object pronouns.
I walked over to meet Bill and Hillary.
I walked over to meet ___________.
Jim played a joke on Dwight.
Jim played a joke on __________.
them
him

10. Subject and Object Pronoun Fix It

11. The word “astronaut” first appeared in the English language in 1928, but them wasn’t frequently used until 1958. It

12. Allen Gamble wanted an astronaut to be called a “Mercury” because of the Roman messenger god, but him didn’t get his way. he

13. “Astronaut” means sailor of the stars, but them were almost called a sailor of the air, or “aeronaut”.
they

14. Russians named their astronauts “cosmonauts” which means sailor of the universe. Them thought their name was better than the Americans’ name.
They

15. Some people like “cosmonaut” better than “astronaut,” because us say that people haven’t been to the stars but have been into the universe.
they

16. Astronauts complete their training at the Johnson Space Center
Astronauts complete their training at the Johnson Space Center. They was started in 1961. It

17. Them go through two years of basic training.
They

18. Charles and I are going through astronaut basic training next year
Charles and I are going through astronaut basic training next year. Us are excited. We

19. The first two years of training are spent in a classroom where us learn the different space systems.
they

20. I am excited to start training, because me have dreamed about being an astronaut my whole life.

21. Astronauts must complete military water and military land survival training, too. We need it for unplanned landings on earth.
They

22. Tina is nervous about the underwater military training, because her is scared of water.
she

23. The survival training says us must become Scuba certified and pass a swimming test in the first month.
they

24. Charles can’t wait to become Scuba certified, because him has always wanted to do that.he

25. Subject and Object Pronoun Fill in the Blank

26. In the beginning, NASA wanted military pilots to be astronauts, because _________ had experience flying.
they

27. Scott Carpenter was one of the first seven original astronauts and _________ was a Navy lieutenant.

28. The first woman in space was cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova, and _________ went into space on June 14, 1964.
she

29. Twenty three years later, the United States sent female astronaut Sally Ride into space. ________ was aboard the Challenger Space Shuttle in 1983.
She

30. Dr. William Lovelace said women should be the first astronauts because _______ were smaller, lighter, and used less oxygen. ______ said they also handle stress better.
they He

31. Jerrie Cobb was one of Dr. Lovelace’s female astronaut recruits
Jerrie Cobb was one of Dr. Lovelace’s female astronaut recruits. ________ passed the same tests the men did, with extremely high scores.
She

32. Today there are two types of astronauts: pilot astronauts and mission specialists. _________ fly on the same ship but do different jobs.
They

33. There are also Educator Astronauts that try to inspire ________ to consider a career in math, science, engineering, and technology.
you

34. _________ do not have to have a military background in order to become an astronaut. NASA also chooses civilian (non-military) people to be astronaut candidates.
You

35. Once someone is chosen to go into space, _________ must be prepared to complete the rigorous training.
he or
she

36. Subject and Object Pronoun Which one?
Find the pronoun and decide if it is a Subject Pronoun or an Object Pronoun.

37. The Jake Garn Training Facility has a space station simulator in it.
it - object

38. In the Virtual Reality Lab, astronauts prepare for space walks
In the Virtual Reality Lab, astronauts prepare for space walks. They train many hours in this lab.
They - subject

39. He knows that being in zero gravity will make working in space much different than working on Earth.
He - subject

40. When astronauts sleep in space, they must be tied down so they don’t float around the shuttle.
They - subject

41. Space station missions can last two to three weeks, which is a long time for us to be away from Earth.
Us - object

42. Charles has been selected to go on a space walk, which means he will wear a space suit and go outside of the ship.
He - subject

43. Charles is nervous and might want to stay inside the space ship with them.
Them - object

44. Sometimes missions can last six months because you are conducting experiments.
You - subject

45. Christa McAuliffe was the first teacher in space
Christa McAuliffe was the first teacher in space. She died when the Challenger Shuttle exploded.
She - subject

46. One day you will be able to buy a ticket to go into space
One day you will be able to buy a ticket to go into space. The tickets are $250,000 each and many people are already signed up!
you - subject