Singular subject pronouns
My mom drives me to school everyday.
She drives me to school everyday.
Bruce meets I at the baseball game every Monday.
Bruce meets me at the baseball game every Monday.
Stella and Suzie are sisters.
They are sisters.
Talk to John and Peter, please.
Talk to them, please.
Where's my umbrella? I can't find (him, it).
Where's my umbrella? I can't find it.
My best friend loves chips.
She / He loves chips.
Jeff wants a new bike. He wants to paint the new bike red.
Jeff wants a new bike. He wants to paint it red.
Lenny and I study in the same class.
We study in the same class.
Do you like strawberries and oranges?
No, I don't like _____.
No, I don't like them.
The teacher told (she, her) to be quiet.
The teacher told her to be quiet.
Kate is playing for the school basketball team
She is playing for the school basketball team
Don't talk to your friend during the exam!
Don't talk to him/her during the exam!
Megan and you are traveling to China next week, right?
You are traveling to China next week, right?
My grandparents love taking pictures with my sister and I.
My grandparents love taking pictures with us.
That tree is very tall, but the tiger can jump on (his, it).
That tree is very tall, but the tiger can jump on it.
You never go shopping for new clothes.
You never go shopping for new clothes.
Do you like eating apple pie?
Do you like eating it?
I don't like it when my colleagues say bad words.
I don't like it when they say bad words.
My mom is taking you, my friend Angela and I to the soccer practice tomorrow.
My mom is taking us to the soccer practice tomorrow.
The cat is looking at (they, them).
The cat is looking at them.
My dog doesn't like the cleaning robot.
It doesn't like the cleaning robot.
Talk to your mom.
Talk to her.
Lenny, Meera, Stella, and I go to the same school.
We go to the same school.
Kid: I really love _____, mom and dad!
Parents: So do we!
Kid: I really love you, mom and dad!
Parents: So do we!
The teacher tells Katie and (me, I) his opinion.
The teacher tells Katie and me his opinion.