Chapter 2: Lesson 2: Objective Pronouns

Objective Pronouns

An Objective Pronoun is a pronoun that takes the place of the object of a sentence.

The object of a sentence is the thing that happens to a sentence.

Examples:

Mary hit the gate.

The bride carried the bouquet of flowers.

Some Object Pronouns can be as followed: Me, You, Her, It, Us, Them, Whom and That.

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