Object Pronoun

My friend and me went to NY

My friend and I went to NY (correct)

ME = is an object

I = is a subject pronoun

Subject pronouns do actions

Objects pronouns receive them

There is an important thing to note about the last example: it uses the word “it”.

This is all fine, except that “it” can be a normal subject pronoun as well as an object pronoun

I -> me

You -> you

He -> Him

She -> Her

It -> It

We -> Us

They -> Them

**RULES**

1. Object pronouns are those pronouns that receive the action in a sentence
2. English grammar requires that the subject pronouns come before the verb in a sentence.
3. Subject nouns absolutely always are the actors in sentences. If an action is implied, you
should use subject nouns.
4. An object pronoun is never placed before an action (verb)
5. An object pronoun can also be used after prepositions (with, in, for, to, etc.)
6. We can not use object pronouns with auxiliaries.
7.

Don´t mix cases. Both pronouns will be in either the subjective or objective case.
1. Correct, we don´t have the object pronoun but, we have 2 subjects and an action.
2. Correct – you subject, ask action, her or me object pronoun
3. Wrong – we don´t mix cases, sub + obj…. sub+sub or obj+obj
4. Correct
5. Wrong – mixing cases
6. Correct – 2 subjects
7. Wrong

1. Hello, may I talk to John please? – Yes, this is He.

2. Let´s go to the movies you and Me.
3. Your baby girl is so cute. How old is She?
4. I need a few volunteers. Who wants to help me out? We do.
5. He and She make such a beautiful couple.
6. Who wants to pass to the board to answer the exercise? Me, please.
7. Are your jeans new? I love Them.
8. I want my burger with no cheese please. I´m allergic to It.
9. Melissa and I have a brunch. You wanna join Us.?