pronoun case

• Pronoun


  Used to replace a noun
• Pronoun cases

  • Subjective
  • Objective
  • Possessive
• Possessive pronouns


  Used to show ownership
• This material will focus on subjective and objective pronouns
• Subjective pronouns

  • I
  • you
  • we
  • he
  • she
  • it
  • they
• Objective pronouns

  • me
  • you
  • us
  • him
  • her
  • it
  • them
• Subjective pronouns


  • Used as the subject of a sentence
  • Used after 'to be' verbs (is, am, was, were, be, been)
• If a pronoun is not subjective

  It must be objective
• Choosing the correct pronoun case

  1. Determine if the pronoun is the subject or after a 'to be' verb

  2. If not, it must be objective
• Subjective pronoun usage


  • John and she passed the test
  • The winner should have been he
• Objective pronoun usage

  • The visitors surprised her
  • He helped us boys with our homework
  • My kids baked me a cake
  • I'll practice with them