Subject and Object Pronouns
I/me, he/him, she/her, we/us, they/them - when to use each
When to Use Subject and Object Pronouns
- •Subject pronouns as subject of verb: I work. She sings. They arrived.
- •Object pronouns as object of verb: He saw me. I called her. We met them.
- •Object pronouns after prepositions: for me, with him, to us.
- •Subject: I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
- •Object: me, you, him, her, it, us, them.
How to Form Subject and Object Pronouns
Affirmative (+)
Subject pronoun + verb; Verb + object pronoun
Negative (-)
Subject pronoun + don't/doesn't + verb
Question (?)
Verb + subject pronoun? (Do you...?)
💡 You and it are the same for subject and object.
Examples of Subject and Object Pronouns
✓She and I went to the store.
✗Her and me went to the store.
Subject of 'went' needs subject pronouns.
✓The teacher called him and me.
✗The teacher called he and I.
Object of 'called' needs object pronouns.
✓Between you and me, it's a secret.
✗Between you and I, it's a secret.
After preposition, use object pronoun.
Common Mistakes with Subject and Object Pronouns
💡 Practice Tips for Subject and Object Pronouns
- • Subject does the action: I/he/she/we/they.
- • Object receives the action: me/him/her/us/them.
- • After prepositions: always object (for me, with them).
- • Test: remove the other person. 'Me went' sounds wrong → 'I went'.
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