Subject and Object pronouns?

Question

EVERYONE HELP!!!!!!! I have a quiz tommorow on object and subject pronouns! I just remembered (I know I'm stupid) help. I need the definitions of subject and object pronouns and a list of both of them. Please anyone help the person that gives the biggest list and the least difficult but understandubale definition gets 10pionts!!!!!

Answer 1

Subject Pronouns:

I came home yesterday
YOU came home yesterday.
HE came home yesterday.
SHE came home yesterday.
IT came home yesterday.

WE came home yesterday.
YOU came home yesterday.
THEY came home yesterday.

Object pronouns:

Bob knows ME.
Bob knows YOU.
Bob knows HIM.
Bob knows HER.
Bob knows IT.

Bob knows US.
Bob knows YOU
Bob knows THEM.

Singular-------Object:
Subject:

I----------------me
you-------------you
he--------------him
she-------------her
it----------------it

Plurar--------------Object:
Subject:

we-------------------us
you------------------you
they-----------------them

I met DON yesterday. HE is a friendly person.

In the sentence, He is a friendly person. HE is a subject pronoun that refers back to DON In the sentence I met Don yesterday.

I met JIM. I know HIM.

In the sentence, I know him. HIM is an object pronoun that refers back to JIM in the sentence I met Jim.

Pronouns are words that are used in place of nouns to avoid repeating nouns. So, instead of saying Mary put Mary's pencil on Mary's desk then closed the door to Mary's classroom, you can say Mary put her pencil on her desk and then closed the door...

There are two important rules to remember when using pronouns. First, remember that pronouns must always refer to a specific noun in a previous discussion. In the example in the previous paragraph the pronoun HER refers to Mary. Secondly, remember that pronouns must agree in number, person, and gender with the noun they refer to.

Answer 2

A pronoun is a word that renames (takes the place of) another word (the antecedent). It not only must agree with its antecedent , but it must also clearly refer to the word it renames.If the pronoun doesn't clearly refer to its antecedent, you may cause confusion for your readers.if you confuse your readers (and it's not that hard to do!), your communication breaks down.
Subject: A word or phrase in a sentence that denotes the doer of the action, the receiver of the action in passive constructions, or that which is described or identified: (I, You, He, She, It, We, They)
Objects are those words that come at the end of prepositional phrases (among other things).
Me, You, Him, Her, It, Us, Them
The only thing you need to know is that these forms can't be switched around. If the word is a subject, it must be a subject form; if it's an object . . . well, you get the idea.
Relative pronouns: who, whom, whose, that, and which.

Answer 3

definitions

subject pronoun: the pronoun in the sentence which refers to whom is doing the action.

object pronoun: the pronoun in the sentence which refers to whom the action is being done.

Answer 4

me you him her them us it these are the object pronouns that we say

Answer 5

Sorry for the caps below but they are easier if visually memorized:

SUBJECT - OBJECT PRONOUNs:

I - ME
YOU - YOU
HE - HIM
SHE - HER
IT - IT
WE - US
YOU - YOU
THEY - THEM

Answer 6

Subject:

I, you, he, she, it, they....those, that, this, who

Object:

me, you, him, her, it, them, that, this, whom