Lesson 15 - Weather
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This page: Learn the object pronouns in English.

Object pronouns are pronouns that receive the action of the verb. They follow a verb or preposition.
| Subject Pronouns | Object Pronouns |
|---|---|
| I | me |
| you | you |
| he | him |
| she | her |
| it | it |
| they | them |
| we | us |
Change the object of the sentence (the word written in italics) to an object pronoun. Make sure you have capitalized the letters correctly and included a period at the end.
example
I call Susan. → I call her.
In each sentence, decide whether to use the subject pronoun or the object pronoun. Remember that subject pronouns generally appear before the verb (except in questions) and indicate who performs the action of the verb. Object pronouns generally appear after the verb or after a preposition and indicate who receives the action of the verb.
In English, we use the pronoun "it" to refer to things, animals, or situations.
Note: In English, the verb "is" can never stand alone; it always needs a subject. In the example above, "it" acts as the subject and refers to the weather.
If the sentence is correct, leave the space blank. If it is not correct, write it correctly.
The word "too" in English means something excessive. Write sentences with "too" to describe the weather in the picture.
example
It's too hot.




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