Subject - Object Pronouns 04

REFERENCE
Subject pronouns replace the subject in a sentence. (1) Carlos didn't see the film last night. (2) He didn't see the film last night. Object pronouns replace the object (direct or indirect) in a sentence. (1) Carlos didn't see the film last night. (2) Carlos didn't see it last night.


	A	Complete the sentences. Use subject or object pronouns.
	1.	A: Do you know Kate and Jim? B: Yes, do! I live near .
	2.	A: Is the chemical formula for water H3O? B: No, isn't. is H2O.
	3.	A: Would Judy and you like to come to the movie with us? B: Yes, would. Judy and would enjoy going to the movie with .
	4.	A: Do Mr. and Mrs. Kelly live in the city? B: No, don't. live in the suburbs. I visited last month.
	5.	A: Do you know how to spell 'Mississippi'? B: Sure! I can spell . is easy to spell.
	6.	A: Is Paul Cook in your class? B: Yes, is. sits next to .
	7.	A: Yoko and I are going to go downtown. Do you want to come with ? B: I don't think so, but thanks anyway. Chris and are going to go to the library. need to study for our test.
	8.	A: Do you and Jack want to join me for dinner tonight at a Chinese restaurant? B: Jack and usually eat at home. need to save our money. A: is not an expensive restaurant, and the food is really good. B: Okay.
	9.	A: Do George and Mike come over to your house often? B: Yes, do. I invite to my house often. We like to play cards. A: Who usually wins your card games? B: Mike does. is a really good card player. We can't beat .
	10.	A: Hi, Ann. How do you like your new apartment? B: is very nice. A: Do you have a roommate? B: Yes. Maria Hall is my roommate. Do you know ? is from Miami. A: No, I don't know . Do you get along with ? B: Yes, enjoy living together. You must visit some time. Maybe can come over for dinner sometime soon. A: Thanks. I'd like that.