Pronoun Scramble This lesson taught you about subject pronouns and object pronouns. Some of these, like it and you, are easy because they are the same regardless of whether they are being used as subject or object pronouns. Write down all of the pronouns in the table at the end of this lesson on different pieces of paper and put them in a hat. Pull out each paper one at a time, and try to remember if it's a subject pronoun, an object pronoun, or both. Then, try and use the pronoun in a sentence. Have a parent, teacher, or friend quiz you on your progress. Pronouns in Your Writing Write a paragraph or short story about any topic you like: what you want to be when you grow up, a trip to the moon, your favourite animal, or anything else. Pay attention to the pronouns that you use, and try to use a mix of subject and object pronouns. Go back through your story, circling the subject pronouns and underlining the object pronouns. Now you have a cheat sheet that you can go back to if you need to see the pronouns in action!