Tell me more, please! Object pronouns: How and When to Use in English

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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.

SUBJECTOBJECT PRONOUN
IYou call me
YouI tell you
He ♂I see him
She ♀I see her
ItI hate it
WeThey inform us
YouThey help you
TheyThey 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.

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