What would be the subject form pronouns and the object form pronouns in this sentence?

Question

"He gave it to me when I asked for it"
I dont really get the diffrence of them both.

Would the possesive form pronous be "he" and "i"?
And the object be "me"

Please..help

Oh, and what about the word "it"

Thanks again!

Answer 1

1.) 'He' is the subject form pronoun bec. it is used as the subject.../sbjective form and 'me' is the object pronoun because it is used as indirect object in the sentence/objective form.


the first 'it' is subject form pronoun...
the 2nd 'it' is object form pronoun (object of the prep.for)



2.) 'I' is the subject form and 'them' is the object form...
the same explanation except that them in this sentence is used as object of preposition of..





hope this one helped u!=)

Answer 2

HE is the subject pronoun, since He is the one doing the action (giving). Me is the object form pronoun, since Me is the one HE did the action to (gave). I is also a subject pronoun, doing the action of asking. It is an object pronoun, since that is what is being asked for, or receiving the indirect action.

The sentence is a compound sentence having two subject pronouns and two objects, since there are also two verbs (gave and asked).

The subject is always the one doing the action. The object is always the one receiving the action.

I hope this helps you. Feel free to ask for clarification if you need it.