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The document discusses basic English grammar concepts including subject pronouns like "I", "they", and object pronouns. It provides examples of sentences using these pronouns such as "They go to school" and "Alex likes her". The document also notes that prepositions are typically followed by object pronouns, giving the example "Ali is going to class with me".
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