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A pronoun can take the place of a subject or an object in a sentence. The **subject pronoun** is the doer of the sentence. The **object pronoun** answers who received the action of the sentence.


 * I** gave **her** a chocolate chip cookie. I is the subject pronoun. Her is the object pronoun.

I took her to the beach today! A.R.

I got my cat, Sunshine, her first kitty toy and she is sooooo cute when she is playing with it!!!! -Kayla P.S. I still don't have a cat and I am sad. :(

I gave Mrs. Kelly a speeding ticket. - Katie

She wrote her a letter from Paris a couple of days ago. E.H.

I gave Mrs.Kelly all of her cookies back. H.S.

Kyle and Dylan gave Devan and me $999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999. K.R.

The deranged puppy chipmunk took me to Mrs. Kelly's house, to put her into a subconscious state, which allowed us to steal her 5000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 precious cookies for our own consumption. Kyle

My mom told me to do my homework and I was mad. Devan

She gave me a black eye!!!! C.G.

Mrs Kelly gave me all the most awesomest treats in the world. Dylbert

I gave her SOME of my chicken and she ATE IT ALL! p.s. I AM SO ANGRY! Rusty

I gave her a lolipop yesterday.( yeah like that would happen) SM

He and she gave him and me stuff. NP

We loved going to the park with them; while she, he, and I waited for the others. NP

My dog bit my glove and draged me through the snow. S.S.

Roxy and I ate a talking candy cane because he wouldn't stop talking. P.S. He tasted good, right Roxy? L.H.

Me and Lauren sang "Wavin Your Flag" while eating all of Mrs.Kelly's cookies she's going to make in the future. P.S They where good! R.G.