Subject Pronouns

Sometimes it can be hard to tell between subject and object pronouns.

Subject pronouns are exactly what they sound like; they are pronouns that replace the subject in
the sentence. Once you understand what a subject is, it will be very easy to tell what type of
pronoun to use to replace it.

Let's take our example from before, "The boy traveled with friends." In this sentence, "the boy"
is performing the action - the subject is "the boy." If you want to use a pronoun to replace this
subject, we need to think of which of the pronouns would make sense here:

I, we, you, he, she, it, or they

Read the sentence out loud to yourself and instead of saying "the boy," try replacing the subject
with one of the pronouns. In this example, a good subject pronoun would be "he." The sentence
becomes "He traveled with friends."

Object Pronouns

Now we can move on to the object pronoun. With object pronouns you are trying to find replace
the object in the sentence, or what is being done to, from, or with the action. In our above
example, "The boy traveled with friends." The object is "friends."

Object pronouns have their own list of words that can be used to replace repetitive nouns. This
list includes:

me, you, him, her, it, us, and them

Again, try finding the appropriate object pronoun to replace "friends" from our original example.
You could try saying "The boy traveled with them" or "The boy traveled with us." Each pronoun
could be correct as long as you continue speaking in the same person

A pleasant afternoon to everyone. Every now and then problems concerning about our planet,
our home, our souce of life cannot be ignored but the sad reality it's gettin worst and we are the
one who are responsible for this. This activity did not only reminds us the importance and the
application of pronouns but also being aware to the issues that happening in the surroundings
and somehow we can atleast share the things we can do to save our mother earth.

personal, possesive, indefinite, reflesive, intensive, demonstrative

: What is happening to our( possesive adjective) world? Every know and then it (personal
pronoun- objective) is getting more dangerous. Not to mention Amazon rainforest has been on
fire the past month.
: You're right, what might be the cause of it (personal pronoun-objective)

: Some (indefinite pronoun) say that the fires are a regular and natural occurrence in the Amazon
at this time of year, during the dry season

: Don't you (Personal pronoun) think it's to much for that (demonstrative pronoun) reason
alone?

: Critics says environmentalists and non-governmental organisations have attributed the record
number of fires to farmers setting the forest alight to clear out theland for farming and
launching.

: They ( Personal nouns) really out of their (possesive adjective) minds.

: We, (personal pronoun) Peoplehave so much to lose with Amazon burning and yet not enough
action is being taken to stop its destruction Amazon forests is known to contribute the 20%
oxygen of the earth. 10% of the world biodiversity. 20% of the world oxygen.

: Cimate change might be the factor and if this continues this (demonstrative) world will die. The
most beautiful place has been ruined because we cause it and if we don't act soon we (personal
pronoun) won't have any chance of to save our (possesive adjective) planet

: We ourselves (intensive) had failed to take care our (Possesive adjective) home.

: Here are some (indefinite) ways that I've read that can aid in protecting the rainforest

: Practice yourself(reflexsive) to reduce paper and wood consumption, reduce your beef intake.
Beef found in processed products and fast-food burgers is often linked to deforestation and by
visiting Ecosia.org is a search engine that plants a tree for every 45 searches you ( personal
pronoun) run.