Grammar
Pronouns: Personal and object pronouns
1st Part
Personal and object pronouns
2nd Part
Demonstratives pronouns
for timing and feelings
3rd Part
Demonstratives pronouns
to show something
4rd Part
Possessive Pronouns
5rd Part
Relative pronouns
6rd Part
Reciprocal pronouns
Grammar in use
- Topic : Personal Pronouns vs Object Pronouns
- Skills : Grammar
Use
What is a personal pronoun?
A noun is a word that is a person, an animal, a place, an object or an idea.
Laura is happy
She is happy
This fish is yellow
It is yellow.
The boy sells lemonade.
He sells it.
A personal pronoun represents a person, an animal, a place, an object or an idea. It replaces a noun.
There are 2 types of personal pronouns: subjective pronouns and objective pronouns.
A subjective pronoun is the subject in the sentence:
| Subject pronoun | Example |
|---|---|
| I | I am nice |
| you (singular or plural) | you are nice |
| he (male) | he is nice |
| she (female) | she is nice |
| it (neuter) | it is nice |
| we | we are nice |
| they | they are nice |
An objective pronoun is the object in the sentence.
| Object Pronoun | Example |
|---|---|
| me | Tom likes me |
| you (singular or plural) | Tom likes you |
| him (male) | Tom likes him |
| her (female) | Tom likes her |
| it (neuter) | Tom likes it |
| us | Tom likes us |
| them | Tom likes them |
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