Pronoun Object Or Subject?

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Questions: 5 | Attempts: 289 | Updated: Mar 16, 2023

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We can't see through the door.
- Object
- Subject
Correct Answer
A. Subject

Explanation
The given statement "We can't see through the door" indicates that the door is blocking our vision or view. In this context, the subject refers to the door, as it is the main focus of the statement. The subject is the noun or pronoun that performs the action or is being described in a sentence. In this case, the door is the subject because it is the entity that is preventing us from seeing through it.

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3.

Take it outside please.
- Object
- Subject
Correct Answer
A. Object

Explanation
The given correct answer is "object" because in the sentence "Take it outside please," "it" is the object of the verb "take." The verb "take" requires an object to complete its meaning, and in this case, the object is "it."

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4.

Bob hit me on the arm.
- Object
- Subject
Correct Answer
A. Object

Explanation
The given sentence "Bob hit me on the arm" contains a transitive verb "hit" which requires both a subject and an object. In this sentence, "Bob" is the subject as he is performing the action of hitting, and "me" is the object as it is receiving the action. Therefore, the correct answer is "object".

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5.

Cindy likes talking to Mike
- Subject
- Object
- Both
Correct Answer
A. Both

Explanation
The given sentence "Cindy likes talking to Mike" indicates that Cindy enjoys having conversations with Mike. In this sentence, both Cindy and Mike are involved in the action of talking. Therefore, the correct answer is "both" as both Cindy and Mike are the subject and object of the sentence.

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Pronoun Object Or Subject?

For this and the following questions tell what type of pronoun is in the sentence. She lives in New York.

We can't see through the door.

Take it outside please.

Bob hit me on the arm.

Cindy likes talking to Mike