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Pronouns: Subject/Object
The difference between subject and object pronouns is the subject pronoun is before the verb, and the object is after the verb
- Subject
- Usually go at the beginning of the sentence, before the verb as it performs the action of the verb
- Examples: I, He, She, They, You, We
- He lives in America.
- Examples: I, He, She, They, You, We
- Usually go at the beginning of the sentence, before the verb as it performs the action of the verb
- Object
- Used after the verb and acts as the object of the sentence as it receives action of the verb
- Examples: Me, Her, Him, Us, Them, It
- Take a picture of her in front of the statue.
- Examples: Me, Her, Him, Us, Them, It
- Used after the verb and acts as the object of the sentence as it receives action of the verb
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