Pronoun and Different kinds of Pronoun

The Different Pronoun Cases

Nominative Case

The nominative (also called subjective) case pronoun functions as the subject of sentence, or as the subject complement (predicate noun).

·        She came to the house.

·        Who has seen the wind?

·        I am she. (in response to an inquiry)

·        This is she.

Object Case

The object case pronoun functions as a direct or indirect object, or as an object of a preposition.

·        I gave her a necklace.

·        I sold it to them.

·        I don’t know to whom I speak.

·        The book is beside him.

Possessive Case

The possessive case pronoun indicate possession.

·        That is my hat.

·        That bag is mine.

·        Her mother receives a gift.

·        The pleasure was all hers.

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