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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing objects that need to be completed with object pronouns. The object pronouns are: me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. The document instructs the reader to complete the sentences by filling in the missing objects with the appropriate object pronoun.

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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing objects that need to be completed with object pronouns. The object pronouns are: me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. The document instructs the reader to complete the sentences by filling in the missing objects with the appropriate object pronoun.

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    Grammar and exercises about object pronouns

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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing objects that need to be completed with object pronouns. The object pronouns are: me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. The document instructs the reader to complete the sentences by filling in the missing objects with the appropriate object pronoun.

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    Object Pronouns

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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing objects that need to be completed with object pronouns. The object pronouns are: me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. The document instructs the reader to complete the sentences by filling in the missing objects with the appropriate object pronoun.

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    Me

    They go after the main verb


    You
    Him They bought us a book
    Her
    Remember
    It
    Us They go with prepositions
    You We go with them
    Them

    Complete the sentences with an object pronoun

    1- who is that woman? Why are you looking at_________________?


    2- Do you know that man? Yes, I work with_____________
    3-Where are the tickets? I can´t find________________
    4-We are going out, you can come with_____________
    5- I don´t like dogs, I´m afraid of______________
    6- I´m talking to you, please listen to___________
    7- Where is Susan? I want to talk to____________
    8- This jacket isn´t very nice, I don´t like__________
    9-Peter took the note, he took________________
    10- Mary doesn´t like James, she doesn´t like____________
    11- Charles bought the tickets, he bought______________
    12- Bob is in the cinema, but I can´t see________________
    13- Jack and Jill are in town, I saw___________yesterday
    14- This is Peter´s book, did you give the book to___________?
    15- Michael broke the computer, he broke____________this morning
    16- I miss my family, I miss____________
    17- He wants the book, he wants____________
    18- She works in London, I see____________every day
    19- Are you cooking a cake? Yes, I´m cooking______________
    20- The children are sitting at the table. Diana is looking through the window at
    _____________
    21- The dogs aren´t on the table, they are under_____________
    22- The TV is on, and Paul is watching ______
    23- I am waiting for Peter and Alex, I´m waiting for______________
    24- Mr. Schmidt is holding a cup of coffee but he is not drinking ______
    25- Laura is sitting next to Barbara and she is listening to_____
    26- Mum is cooking for me and my sister, she is cooking for
    _____________
    27- John is looking at Mary, he is looking at__________

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