Definitions in the blank before each number write the word(s) needed to complete the statement Nominative?

Question

case pronouns are used as __?_ or predicate nominatives

Answer 1

This really is in the wrong section. :)

But, the answer is "subjects".

Nominative case pronouns are:

I, you, he, she, it, we, you (plural), they

As opposed to objective case pronouns:

me, you, him, her, it, us, you (plural), them

Nominative case is used for subjects:

"He went to the beach." (not "Him went to the beach.")

and predicate nominatives:

"I am he." (not "I am him.")

Objective pronouns are used as direct objects:

"The fall killed him." (Not "The fall killed he.")

And as the objects of prepositional phrases:

"Mike reports to him." (Not "Mike reports to he.")