Subject Pronoun
_____ love pizza.
"I love pizza".
I have two dogs. I love _____ very much.
''I love them very much.''
In a basketball game, _____ need to pass the ball to _____.
In a basketball game, you need to pass the ball to him/her.
My mother has a big house in the country. ______ likes ______ a lot.
My mother has a big house in the country. She likes it a lot.
Do _____ (2nd person singular) sometimes drink coffee?
''Do you sometimes drink coffee?"
The exam is this coming Friday. We need to study for _____.
''The exam is this coming Friday. We need to study for it.''
_____ is in class with _____(first person plural).
"She/he is in class with us."
We often take my grandfather some magazines, but _____never reads ______
We often take my grandfather some magazines, but he never reads them
(3rd Person singular) _____ is absent today.
'' He /she is absent today."
My neighbours have a house in Mont-Tremblant. They ocassionally invite _____ (1st person singular).
My neighbors have a house in Curnavaca. They ocassionally invite me.
Do _____ eat pasta? No, I don't like _____.
"Do you eat pasta? No, I don't like it."
My brother has two big dogs. I don't like _____ very much because ______ bark at ____
My brother has two big dogs. I don't like them very much because they bark at me
(First person PL) _____ are taking class now.
''We are taking class now.''
My cousin is now living in London. I miss _____.
"My cousin is now living in London. I miss him/her."
_____ are learning object pronouns. I took notes about _____.
"We are learning object pronouns. I took notes about them."
I am very lucky with my neighbours. ____ often help ____ with the children by picking ___ up from school
“I am very lucky with my neighbours; they often help me with the children by picking them up from school.”
My family and _____ travel out of town in December.
My family and I travel out of town in December.
Roger is paying attention. The teacher is explaining to _____.
Roger is paying attention. The teacher is explaining to him.
Give _____ to _____, please.
"Give it to me, please."
Mark loves Ruth but she doesn't like____. He calls _____ every day but ___ doesn't want to speak to ____
Mark loves Ruth but she doesn't like him. He calls her every day but she doesn't want to speak to him