Read and write. Chatter's got a lot of bananas. He's eating them.

Exercise 4: Read and write. 1. ...him (Chatter's got a lot of bananas. He's eating them.) - *Wait, looking closely at the text: "He's eating them" is already there. Let me re-read the sentence. Ah, sentence 1 is: "Chatter's got a lot of bananas. He's eating them." It seems complete.* Correction: Looking at the prompt text again, the instructions are for exercises 4, 5, and 6. Exercise 4: 1. Sally is phoning Rob. She wants to talk to him. 2. Vicky is visiting me and Trumpet. She often visits us. 3. Karla is visiting me and Trumpet. She often visits us. (Wait, let's look at the context). Actually, let's look at the sentences carefully: 1. Chatter's got a lot of bananas. He's eating them. (Already done) 2. Sally is phoning Rob. She wants to talk to him. 3. Vicky is visiting me and Trumpet. She often visits us. 4. Karla looks nice today. Let's take a photo of her. 5. The zoo looks nice today. Let's take a photo of it. 6. You and Patty are hiding. I can't see you. Exercise 5: Read, choose and write. Then match. I'm Polly Green. My brother Sam and (1) I are in the park today. Can you see (2) us? (3) I'm on the swing. My doll is on the swing next to (4) me. My brother is playing with a ball. (5) He's throwing (6) it. Our dog is next to (7) us. It wants to play with the ball too. Mum and Dad are in the park with us. (8) They're sitting down on a bench. My bag is next to (9) me. Dad is watching (10) us and Mum is looking at (11) me. (12) She's smiling. *Matches:* 1. I (subject pronoun) 2. us (object pronoun, see 'us') 3. I (subject) 4. me (object) 5. He (subject) 6. it (object) 7. us (object) 8. They (subject) 9. me (object) 10. us (object) 11. me (object) 12. She (subject) Exercise 6: Answer about you. 1. When do you see your friends? I see them every day. 2. When do you help your mum? I help her at the weekends. 3. When does your grandma visit you? She visits me on Sundays. 4. When do you eat breakfast? I eat it at eight o'clock. 5. When does your best friend phone you? She phones me in the evenings.