Language Grammar
Pronouns
 Nominative pronouns (subjective)
 I, you, she, he, we, they
 Polite order
 You, she/he,/they, nouns, I/we
 Before the verb
 Objective pronouns
 Me, you, her, him, us, them
 Polite order
 You, her/him/them, me, us
 After the verb
 Examples (underlined, also the verb underlined twice)
 Objective
 Did Joel call you and her yesterday?
 Lucy saw him and me.
 Tomorrow, the teacher will coach you, Carly, and me.
 Nominative
 Undoubtedly you and he are the best ice cream eaters
 Will you or Rachel be ruling over the Jell-O castle?
 Perhaps you, she, and I can work out an understanding; I don’t want anyone to die tonight…
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