Tell me more, please! Object pronouns
We use object pronouns to replace the name of a person or thing affected by an action. This helps to avoid repetition.
Tell Anna the truth → Tell her the truth.
Take the plates and glasses to the kitchen → Take them to the kitchen.
Object pronouns change depending on the personal pronoun they correspond to.
| SUBJECT | OBJECT PRONOUN |
|---|---|
| I | You call me |
| You | I tell you |
| He ♂ | I see him |
| She ♀ | I see her |
| It | I hate it |
| We | They inform us |
| You | They help you |
| They | They bring them |
I inform you that the meeting is at 4 o'clock.
Laura wants us in her team.
Normally, object pronouns are placed after a verb or follow a preposition (to, with, for, etc.)
Call me if you need help.
Listen to them!
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