1. Subject and Object Pronouns

2. DO NOW
In your composition notebook, write a note to a friend explaining what you learned in our previous lesson about pronouns. Your note must be in paragraph form and include examples. 

3. Subject and Object Pronouns
REMEMBER: a pronoun replaces a noun. Nouns can function as both subjects and direct objects. Depending on whether the noun is a subject or a direct object, the pronoun that replaces it can be a subject or an object pronoun. (See posters.)

4. Subject Pronouns Object PronounsI
You He
She It We
They
One Me
Him
Her Us
Them

5. What is the subject pronoun? What is the object pronoun?
If a pronoun replaces a subject, it is called a subject pronoun. If a pronoun replaces a direct object, it is called an object pronoun.
What is the subject pronoun?
What is the object pronoun?
Paul walked Meeko on the boardwalk; he fed him treats along the way.

6. Paul walked Meeko on the boardwalk; he fed him treats along the way.
Subject – Paul Direct Object - Meeko Subject Pronoun – “he” is the subject pronoun because it is replacing “Paul” Object Pronoun – “him” is the object pronoun because it is replacing Meeko

7. Another Example
When Tyrone tried to catch the ball, he let it fall through his fingers. Subject – Tyrone Direct Object - ball Subject Pronoun – “he” is the subject pronoun because it is replacing “Tyrone” Object Pronoun – “it” is the object pronoun because it is replacing “ball”

8. Will you join us after school today? Subject – you Direct Object - us
Another Example
Will you join us after school today? Subject – you Direct Object - us

9. Another Example
Mrs. Chip, Mrs. Basmajian, Mrs. Maher, Mr. Pilato, and I visited the safari at Great Adventure this past summer. We visited it at Great Adventure this past summer.