Replace nouns with subject and object pronouns
Gaby and Tony are at school with Mr Jones.
They are at school with him.
please call your mother.
Please call her.
A Is that Alan and Pat’s house?
B No, _________ house is at the end of the road.
No, Their house is at the end of the road.
It's Stan's calculator: tell him/it that you've got it/its.
Tell him that you've got it.
A Di dov’è la tua insegnante?
B È di Londra, ma i suoi genitori sono scozzesi.
A: Where is your teacher from?
B: She's from London, but her parents are Scottish.
This book is for Tom.
It's for him.
My cousins are with my parents.
They are with them.
A Are these David’s trousers?
B No, _________ are black.
No, his are black.
The trainers are on the floor: put they/them in the cupboard.
Put them in the cupboard.
Io e mia sorella abbiamo entrambe i capelli corti,
ma i suoi sono ricci e i miei sono lisci.
My sister and I have both got short hair, but hers are curly and mine are straight.
Tell your father the truth.
Tell him the truth.
Please call your grandparents.
Please call them.
A Is this Mary’s rucksack?
B No, _________ is near the door.
No, hers is near the door.
Peru is in South America. It / Its capital city is Lima.
Its capital city is Lima.
Questo caffè è freddo: non berlo.
This coffee is cold: don't drink it.
Paolo and I are with our friends.
We are with them.
Is Jake with you and Sarah?
Is he with you?
A Girls, are these your textbooks?
B No, _________ are on the teacher’s desk.
B No, ours are on the teacher's desk.
These are my friends Anne and Thomas: they/their are from Scotland, but they/their parents are from Poland.
They are from Scotland, but their parents are from Poland.
Questa è una fotografia di me e dei miei amici
americani: siamo in vacanza a New York.
This is a photograph of me and some of my American friends: we're on holiday in New York.
The students are with Julie and me.
They are with us.
The girls are in the classroom, talking to Mrs White.
They are in the classroom, talking to her.
Your room is very bright, _________ is dark: there’s
only one small window, but I like it.
Your room is very bright, mine is dark: there’s
only one small window, but I like it.
Sarah's laptop is on the kitchen table: tell she/ her to move it/her.
Tell her to move it.
Queste sono le tue penne? Non lasciarle sul
pavimento.
Are these your pens? Don't leave them on the floor.