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English Grammar OLD draft

7. Personal pronouns as objects

  • Introduction

  • 1. Singular and plural
  • 2. Articles
  • 3. Capital letters
  • 4. Possessive
  • 5. Present simple, third person
  • 6. Present continuous
  • 7. Personal pronouns as objects
  • 8. Can, could and be able to
  • 9. Must and have to
  • 10. Dummy subject
  • Introduction

  • 1. Singular and plural

  • 2. Articles

  • 3. Capital letters

  • 4. Possessive

  • 5. Present simple, third person

  • 6. Present continuous

  • 7. Personal pronouns as objects

  • 8. Can, could and be able to

  • 9. Must and have to

  • 10. Dummy subject

7. Personal pronouns as objects

Personal pronouns are words that are used in place of nouns to mean people, beings and things. When the person, being or thing meant by the pronoun is the object (target) of an action, some pronouns change:

Singular:
I -> me
you -> you
he, she, it -> him, her, it

Plural:
we -> us
you -> you
they -> them

Don’t make me laugh.
She loves you.
Give this book to him.
The audience liked us.
Hanna saw them together.

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