Pronouns
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1. Subject pronouns
We use subject pronouns when we use the pronoun as the subject of the sentence.
I You She He It We You They |
I like your dress. You are late. She is on holiday He gets up early. It is raining We live in England. You are the best. They come from London. |
She is a teacher. They are waiting in the line.
It always sleeps on the couch. We like watching football.
2. Object Pronouns
Object pronouns are used to replace nouns that are the direct or indirect object of a clause.
me you her him it us you them |
Give the book to me. The teacher wants to talk to you. Rachel recieved a letter from her last week. Jake is hurt because Bill hit him Mark can't find it. Don't be angry with us. I will take you to the school. Tell them to hurry up! |
Can you help me to do my homework? I will call him to invite for the party.
We saw them at a café last week. My mother takes us to the home every day.
3. Reflexive Pronouns
We use a reflexive pronoun as a direct object when the object is the same as the subject of the verb.
myself yourself herself himself itself ourselves yourselves themselves |
I told myself to calm down. You cut yourself on this nail? She found herself in a dangerous part of town. He hurt himself on the stairs. The cat threw itself under my car! We blame ourselves for the fire. You are too young to go out by yourselves. The children can take care of themselves. |
I’ve cut my hair by myself. She made herself a cup of coffee.