

You will study Subject and Object Pronouns.
Imagen: Sir Winston Churchill. Creative Commons.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winston_Churchill#/media/File:Sir_Winston_Churchill_-_19086236948.jpg
Instructions: Read the text. Look at the words in bold.
Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill was born at Blenheim Palace, the seat of his grandfather the 7th Duke of Marlborough, on 30 November 1874.
His father, Lord Randolph, was a prominent Conservative politican and his mother the daughter of a New York financier. Young Winston saw neither of them as often as he would have liked. At 13 he scraped into the lowest class at Harrow. Randolph, believing that his son was academically unsuited for politics or law, had him placed in the army class.
Sir Winston Churchill: the greatest Briton? Retrieved November, 2016 from http://www.bbc.co.uk/timelines/z363gk7
Instructions: Read the text and do the activity suggested.
Churchill enrolled at Sandhurst as an officer cadet in September 1983, though it took him three attempts to pass the entrance exam.
He took to Sandhurst well and his efforts were winning his father’s respect. But before the relationship could blossom Lord Randolph died, aged 45. This had a profound impact on Churchill: it convinced him of the need to make his mark early in life. His first public address came in unexpected surroundings – the Empire Theatre in Leicester Square.
Sir Winston Churchill: the greatest Briton? Retrieved November, 2016 from http://www.bbc.co.uk/timelines/z363gk7
Instructions: Match the halves of the sentences.
1. It took Churchill three attempts to
2. He took to Sandhurst well and
3. His father’s death had a profound impact on Churchill and
Instructions: Read about subject and object pronouns.
Pronouns are words like I, me, you, it… that replace nouns.
Subject pronouns replace the subject of the sentence.
Example: Mary is my classmate.
She is very intelligent.
Object pronouns replace the object of the sentence.
Example: I love history books.
I always read them.
There is an object pronoun for each subject pronoun. Look at the following table:
Subject Pronouns | Object Pronouns | Examples: |
---|---|---|
I | Me | I like fish. They told me. |
You (singular) | You | You like strawberries. I like you. |
He | Him | He likes apples. They lied to him. |
She | Her | She likes French fries. He loves her. |
It | It | It is raining. I like it. |
We | Us | We like football. They found us. |
You (plural) | You | You like driving your car. The guys followed you. |
They | them | They like to swim. I saw them. |
Instructions: Change the subject for a pronoun.
Instructions:Write the appropriate object pronoun for each sentence.
Instructions: Write the correct pronouns to complete the answers.
1. Does Carlos like Isabella?
Yes, likes .
2. Does Isabella like Carlos?
Yes, likes .
3. Do you like your friends?
Of course like .
4. Do I know you?
Yes, know . met a few years ago.
5. Did you visit Erika and James yesterday?
I wanted to visit , but weren’t home.
6. Did you both tell the story to Harry?
Yes, told him. But didn’t believe .
7. Why did you lie to Karen?
have already told . didn’t want to hurt !