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    Pronouns take the place of nouns. Subject pronouns take the place of the subject of a sentence, which is usually in front of the verb. Object pronouns take the place of the object of a sentence, which is usually behind the verb. Common subject pronouns include I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. Common object pronouns include me, you, him, her, it, us, and them.

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    Pronouns take the place of nouns. Subject pronouns take the place of the subject of a sentence, which is usually in front of the verb. Object pronouns take the place of the object of a sentence, which is usually behind the verb. Common subject pronouns include I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. Common object pronouns include me, you, him, her, it, us, and them.

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    Pronouns take the place of nouns. Subject pronouns take the place of the subject of a sentence, which is usually in front of the verb. Object pronouns take the place of the object of a sentence, which is usually behind the verb. Common subject pronouns include I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. Common object pronouns include me, you, him, her, it, us, and them.

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    Pronouns

    Pronouns
    They take the place of nouns.
    Subject
    Pronouns
    They take the place of a
    subject. The subject is
    usually in front of the
    verb.
    Subject
    Pronouns The children want a
    new playground.
    They take the place of a
    subject. The subject is
    usually in front of the
    verb.
    Subject
    Pronouns The children want a
    new playground.
    They take the place of a
    subject. The subject is
    They want a new
    usually in front of the
    verb. playground.
    Subject
    Pronouns James likes ties

    They take the place of a


    subject. The subject is
    usually in front of the
    verb.
    Subject
    Pronouns James likes ties.

    They take the place of a He likes ties


    subject. The subject is
    usually in front of the
    verb.
    Subject
    Pronouns Megan has a white dog.

    They take the place of a


    subject. The subject is
    usually in front of the
    verb.
    Subject
    Pronouns Megan has a white dog

    They take the place of a She has a white dog.


    subject. The subject is
    usually in front of the
    verb.
    Subject Object
    Pronouns Pronouns
    They take the place of a They take the place of an
    subject. The subject is object. The object is
    usually in front of the usually behind the verb.
    verb.
    Object
    Pronouns The children want a
    new playground.

    They take the place of an


    object. The object is
    usually behind the verb.
    Object
    Pronouns The children want a
    new playground.

    They take the place of an


    object. The object is The children want it.
    usually behind the verb.
    Object
    Pronouns James likes ties.

    They take the place of an


    object. The object is
    usually behind the verb.
    Object
    Pronouns James likes ties.

    They take the place of an James likes them.


    object. The object is
    usually behind the verb.
    Object
    Pronouns Megan bought all the
    dogs.

    They take the place of an


    object. The object is
    usually behind the verb.
    Object
    Pronouns Megan bought all the
    dogs.

    They take the place of an


    object. The object is Megan bought all of
    usually behind the verb. them.
    Subject Object
    Pronouns Pronouns
    They take the place of a They take the place of an
    subject. object.
    they them
    she her
    he him
    it it
    Remember
    …. I and Larry ran to the
    park.

    When you are in a Larry and I ran to the


    sentence, you go last. park.

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