This document discusses personal pronouns and their use as subjects and objects. It defines the categories of subject and object pronouns and provides examples of pronouns referring back to singular and plural nouns. Guidelines are given for using pronouns after "and" in sentences, noting whether a subject or object pronoun should be used depending on the pronoun's role.

1. 6-10 Personal Pronouns:
Subjects and Objects
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2. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
I
we
you
he, she, it
they
SUBJECT
PRONOUNS:

3. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
me
us
you
him, her, it
them
OBJECT
PRONOUNS:

4. Kate is
married. She
has two
children.
She is a
pronoun. It
refers to
Kate.
Apronoun
refers toa
noun.

5. Kate is my
friend.
I know her
well.
her is a
pronoun. It
refers to
Kate.
Apronoun
refers toa
noun.

6. Mike has a
new blue
bike. He
bought it
yesterday.
It refers to
the whole
noun phrase
a new blue
bike.
Apronouncan
refertoasingle
noun(Kate)ortoa
nounphrase.

7. Eric and I are
good friends.
If the
pronoun is
used as part
of the subject,
use a subject
pronoun.
Guidelinesfor
usingpronouns
followingand:

8. Ann met Eric
and me at the
museum.
If the
pronoun is
used as part
of the object,
use an object
pronoun.
Guidelinesfor
usingpronouns
followingand:

9. Ann walked
between Eric
and me.
If the
pronoun is
used as part
of the object,
use an object
pronoun.
Guidelinesfor
usingpronouns
followingand:

10. ** Eric and me are good
friends.
**Ann met Eric and I at the
museum.
INCORRECT!

11. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
we
us
you
they
them
PLURAL
PRONOUNS:

12. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
I
me
you
he, she, it
him, her
SINGULAR
PRONOUNS:

13. Mike is in
class. He is
taking a test.
Singular
pronouns
refer to
singular
nouns.
Singular=one
Plural=more
thanone

14. The students
are in class.
They are
taking a test.
Plural
pronouns
refer to plural
nouns.
Singular=one
Plural=more
thanone

15. Kate and Tom
are married.
They have
two children.
Plural
pronouns
refer to plural
nouns.
Singular=one
Plural=more
thanone