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Practice 1. Personal Pronouns (Objective Case) | (A-Level, Basic)

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Instructions

Based on the lesson about object pronouns, write the correct personal pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) in each blank.

Example:

— Can you see me?
— Yes, I can see you very well.

When you finish each item, click “Answer.”

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1. — Can you hear us?
 — Yes, I can hear very well.

Yes, I can hear you very well.

2. — Are you going to the party with Mary?
 — Yes, I’m going with .

Yes, I’m going with her.

3. — Do you like this lesson?
 — Yes, I like a lot.

Yes, I like it a lot.

4. — Are you talking to Susan?
 — Yes, I’m talking to on the phone.

Yes, I’m talking to her on the phone.

5. — Can you see the cats in the picture?
 — Yes, I can see in .

Yes, I can see them in it.

6. — Are you taking Mary to school?
 — Yes, I’m talking there.

Yes, I’m taking her there.

 If you are having problems, study the lesson again. Then come back to this practice.

7. — Is this book for me?
 — Yes, it’s for .

Yes, it’s for you.

8. — Are you listening to the songs?
 — Yes, I’m listening to .

Yes, I’m listening to them.

9. — Can you see the building?
 — No, I can’t see .

No, I can’t see them.

10. — Do you like these apples?
   — Yes, I love .

Yes, I love them.

11. — Are you writing a story?
   — Yes, I’m writing right now.

Yes, I’m writing it right now.

12. — Are you going to open the boxes?
   — Yes, I’m going to open tomorrow.

Yes, I’m going to open them tomorrow.

13. — Do you like Mary?
   — Yes, I like a lot.

Yes, I like her a lot.

14. — Do you remember Peter?
   — No, I don’t remember .

No, I don’t remember him.

15. — Is the party for you and Mary?
   — Yes, it’s for .

Yes, it’s for us.

 Congratulations on finishing the exercise!

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