Compound subjects and objects with ‘I’ and ‘me’
key notes:
What are Compound Subjects and Objects?
- Compound Subject: A subject that has two or more nouns or pronouns connected by “and.”
- Compound Object: An object that has two or more nouns or pronouns connected by “and.”
Using “I” and “Me”
- I: Used as a subject (who is doing the action).
- Example: I like ice cream.
- Me: Used as an object (who is receiving the action).
- Example: The teacher gave the book to me.
How to Identify Compound Subjects and Objects
- Look for “and”: When you see “and” connecting two subjects or objects, it’s a compound structure.
Examples of Compound Subjects
- Example: Tom and I are friends.
- Example: My mom and I went to the store.
Examples of Compound Objects
- Example: She gave the toys to Tom and me.
- Example: The teacher called Anna and me to the front.
Practice Identifying “I” and “Me”
Fill in the blanks with “I” or “me.”
- _ like to play soccer. (Subject)
- Answer: I
- The gift is for _. (Object)
- Answer: me
- _ and my sister are going to the park. (Subject)
- Answer: I
- Can you help _ with my homework? (Object)
- Answer: me
Let’s practice!🖊️
