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๐ Object Pronouns: Me, You, Him, Her, It, Us, Them
Learn how to use object pronouns in English. These words replace people and things after action verbs.
What are Object Pronouns?
We use subject pronouns like I, he, and she before the verb. But when someone or something receives the action, we use object pronouns like me, him, and her after the verb. They make our sentences shorter and sound much more natural.
Singular Pronouns: Me, You, Him, Her, It
Use 'me' for yourself, 'you' for the person listening, 'him' for a male, 'her' for a female, and 'it' for an animal or thing. They always come after an action verb or after prepositions like with, to, or for.
Plural Pronouns: Us and Them
Use 'us' when you and other people receive the action. Use 'them' when two or more people, animals, or things receive the action. Just like the singular pronouns, these always go after the verb or preposition.
