LESSON 7 WHAT COLOR IS HIS JACKET?
Teaching Materials: Object Pronouns
1. Object Pronouns
Object pronouns are used to replace the object of a sentence. The object pronouns are:
- Me (for "I")
- You (for "you")
- Him (for "he")
- Her (for "she")
- It (for "it")
- Us (for "we")
- Them (for "they")
2. Positive Sentences
In positive sentences, object pronouns are used to replace the noun that is receiving the action.
Structure:
Subject + verb + object pronoun
Examples:
- She sees me.
- I know him.
- They are helping us.
3. Negative Sentences
To make a sentence negative, add "not" after the verb. The object pronoun remains unchanged.
Structure:
Subject + verb + not + object pronoun
Examples:
- She does not see me.
- I do not know him.
- They are not helping us.
4. Questions
To form questions, invert the subject and the verb, and then use the object pronoun.
Structure:
Verb + subject + object pronoun?
Examples:
- Does she see me?
- Do I know him?
- Are they helping us?
Table Summary
| Sentence Type | Structure | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Positive | Subject + verb + object pronoun | I see him. |
| Negative | Subject + verb + not + object pronoun | I do not see him. |
| Question | Verb + subject + object pronoun? | Do I see him? |
Practice Exercises
Positive Sentences: Complete the sentences with the correct object pronoun.
- She is calling ___ (me / her).
- They invited ___ (us / them) to the party.
- I can't find ___ (it / him).
Negative Sentences: Rewrite the sentences in the negative form using the object pronoun.
- He is helping me. → He is not helping ___.
- They know her. → They do not know ___.
- She has seen it. → She has not seen ___.
Questions: Form questions using the given subject and object pronoun.
- You / see / them? → Do you see ___?
- We / help / her? → Are we helping ___?
- They / know / me? → Do they know ___?
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