Pronouns such as I, we, you, he, she, it, and they are used to take the place of nouns in sentences. They refer to the speaker, the person spoken to, or the person spoken about. These pronouns are called subject pronouns because each is used as the subject of a sentence, as shown in the examples of "We are present today" and "You and I are best of friends." Further examples demonstrate the use of subject pronouns like it, she, we, he, and they to replace nouns and act as subjects.

1. Subject Pronoun

2. I, we, you, he, she, it and they are
pronouns. They are used to take the
place of nouns in sentence. They refer
to the speaker (or speakers), the person
(or persons) spoken to, or the person
(or persons) spoken of.

3. Those pronouns are also called subject
pronouns. Each of them is used as a
subject of a sentence.
1.We are present today.
2.You and I are best of friends.

4. Study the examples:
1.My cat eats fish for dinner. ( It eats fish
for dinner.)
2.Sheila reads the Bible. (She reads the
Bible.)
3.Alma, Jaz and I are quiet. ( We are
quiet.)
4. Jedan prays everyday. ( He prays
everyday.)
5. The boys are playing. (They are
playing)