Cases of Pronouns

Pronouns are used to substitute nouns.

1. Cases of Pronouns

2. Nominative case when a pronoun is used as a subject , we sat that the pronoun is in nominative case.

3. Example: We learned that one of the dissolved substances in ocean water is salt. The guilty person is he who cannot look at another in the eye.

4. Objective case a pronoun is in objective case when it is used as an object of a verb or an object of preposition.

5. Example: Dorothy invited me. The accreditors gave us their comments. Jessie went with (them, they). Give the envelope to him.

6. Possessive case a pronoun that shows ownership is in the possessive case.

7. Example: This book is mine. Jhona is a friend of ours . Is that bat kite yours or his?

8. 1 st person Cases of Pronouns Numbers of Pronouns Singular Plural Nominative Objective Possessive I me my, mine We us our, ours 2 nd person Nominative Objective Possessive You You Your, yours You You Your, yours 3 rd person Nominative Objective Possessive He, she, it Him, her, it His, her, hers, its They Them Their, theirs

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