Change the underlined words into 'you', 'him', "her', 'them', 'us' or 'it'.1 I can see my friends on this photo.2 Let's meet aunt Meg at the railway station.3 Look! I can see Bob in that bus.4 Help your mother to do shopping.5 I asked my parents to buy me a pet.6 Fred is looking for his pet.​

1. You can see my friends on this photo.
2. Let’s meet her at the railway station.
3. Look! I can see him in that bus.
4. Help us to do shopping.
5. I asked them to buy me a pet.
6. Fred is looking for it.

I have many friends but ... is my best friend. He studies in my class. We go to school together. We also sit together to do our home work. He is good at studies and helps the students who are weak in studies. is the monitor of our class. He obeys and respects his teachers and parents. He is good at games. He has won many prizes for our school. He comes from a middle-class family. His father is a teacher and his mother, a housewife. He wears clean clothes. He leads a simple life. He is always regular. He wants to become a doctor. All the teachers of our school love I am proud of him.

The merger took place after the Irish Rebellion of 1798 and the crisis associated with mental ill-health of King George III of, because of what the kingdom could theoretically assign different regents. The Union has been issued in the form of the Act of Union, passed the Parliament of Ireland and the UK Parliament.

The UK government has awarded titles, land and money for the Irish parliamentarians to encourage their support for unification, because before they were against the union. Some estimate that as compensation for the loss of status, the seats in parliament (many of whom were "rotten boroughs"). Outside the Irish parliament majority, especially historians consider it bribery.