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I cook dinner.

SV/SVO (Object Pronouns)

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Beginner

After this lesson, you will be able to form sentences with actions.

Sentence Practice

I cook.
I cook dinner.

She drinks.
She drinks juice.

We play.
We play tennis.

Subject + Verb (SV)

"I cook", "She drinks", and "We play" are examples of a very basic sentence pattern in English: Subject + Verb (SV). The subjects (I, she, we) do some action (cook, drink, play).

Subject + Verb + Object (SVO)

Sometimes we want to be more specific and say "I cook dinner", "She drinks juice", and "We play tennis". When we add these 'objects' to the sentences, we get a new sentence pattern: Subject + Verb + Object (SVO). SVO is the most common sentence pattern in English.

Object Pronouns

We know Subject Pronouns like 'I,' 'he', and 'they'. Objects also have pronouns. We use object pronouns to replace objects:

Sarah hates me.
Sarah likes you.
We know Tim. → We know him.
We know Sarah. → We know her.
She drinks juice. → She drinks it.
I cook eggs. → I cook them.

Note

'You' and 'it' are the same as subject and object pronouns.

Sentence Practice

We see him.
We see her.
We see it.
We see them.

The team needs me.
The team needs you.
The team needs us.

Find the Mistakes

Find and correct the errors in the following sentences.

1.

I books read.

2.

She TV watches.

3.

They alcohol drink.

4.

John hates she.

5.

Dogs like I.

6.

I like they.

7.

They dislike he.

Sentence Building

Answer the following questions using object pronouns.

Example

Do you like dogs? → "Yes, I like them."

Do you like your job?
Do you like your colleagues/classmates?
Do you like your neighbor?
Do you look like your mother? (look like = resemble)
Do you look like your father?

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