Can you help me?
Object pronouns
Say who you help, call or talk to.
Look. Compare these examples.
Say who you help, call or talk to.
Come with us.
I need my phone. I need it.
Look at what changes.
Can you help me?
Ana is here. Please call her.
Ben is here. Please help him.
Come with us.
This gift is for her.
I am talking to him.
I need my phone. I need it.
I want these shoes. I want them.
I can see you.
Make a choice. See what changes.
Change one choice at a time. Watch the sentence blocks.
Who?
What do you ask?
Choose the correct answer.
Please help ___.
the object form of I.Who receives the help, call or gift? Compare she is here and call her.
Sit next to ___.
the object form of I.Who receives the help, call or gift? Compare she is here and call her.
I like these shoes. I want ___.
Who receives the help, call or gift? Compare she is here and call her.
Use it in a conversation.
A: This box is heavy. Can you help me? B: Yes. Where do you want it? A: By the door, please.
Ask a partner to help with a bag, book or box. Use me and it.
A: Ana and Ben are waiting. Please call them. B: OK. Can they meet us here? A: Yes, at six.
Choose two friends. Ask your partner to call them and meet you both.
Which sentence is correct?
The lesson in three small steps.
Help me. Call her. Wait for him.
Come with us. This is for her.
One phone → it. Two phones → them.
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