English teaching exercises: pronouns 


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subject/object pronouns

 

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subject/object pronouns
by laura

Date: 12 - Nov - 2009
Level: elementary
Age: 10-12

Description:
elementary exercise about the use of subject/object pronouns.


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Carla Horne
United States

          posted by Carla Horne 0
Please redo this and send it again. Itīs confusing because you capitalized the wrong answer, and the right answer, that should be capitalized, isnīt. Also, it could be longer or have other exercises with it. I would put more space in between the sentences for easier reading. Good Luck!

Carla