Personal Pronouns
What are Personal Pronouns?
Personal Pronouns in English are used to replace nouns that refer to people. Personal Pronouns can be used as the sentences subject or objective. English doesn't have singular and plural forms of "you". "You" is used for both male and female and singular and plural.
Subject Personal Subject |
Objective Personal Pronouns |
The pronouns are used to replace the name of the people or person |
I - I went to the store. |
Me -Is Mary going to come with me to the doctor. |
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You - You went to store. |
You - Did you & Mary eat all the cookies. |
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He - He went to the store. |
Him - John is going to give him the books soon. |
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She - She went to the store |
Her - Mary is going to give her the books soon. |
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We - We went to the store. |
Us - When is Tom going to give us the books. |
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They - They went to the store. |
Them - Mary went to see them this morning. |
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It - It was a good cake |
It - I am glad it worked out in the end. |
- Nouns
- Countable Nouns
- You and I or You and Me
- Uncountable Nouns
- Collective Nouns
- Common Nouns
- Proper Nouns
- Concrete Nouns
- Abstract Nouns
- Abstract Noun Quiz
- Pronouns
- Personal Pronouns
- Reflexive Pronouns
- Intensive Pronouns
- Relative Pronouns
