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PRONOUNS

Pronouns stand in place of nouns.  Some change their form according to their function in the sentence (eg whether they are subject or object of the verb).

SUBJECT PRONOUNS  
I            
you 
​he                
she       
it
we
you (plur) 
​
they
​

OBJECT PRONOUNS

me          
you         
him
​her
it

us
you (plur)
them



Sometimes, when more than one pronoun is used, there is confusion over which form to use.  (eg for you and me or for you and I?) When in doubt as to whether to use the subject or object form of a pronoun, try each one separately.  We would never say for I, so it is correct to say for you and me.

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
mine                                
yours             
his              
hers
its

ours  
yours (plural)
theirs


SPEAKING AND WRITING CORRECTLY
Subject and object pronouns:  Why is it wrong to say ‘Between you and I’?

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