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Case Pronouns
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Victoria Chabot
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Updated Nov 30, 2020
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Hi, everybody.
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The grammar notion I was given is the pronoun case
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and how to use them correctly.
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So first, the Proton case is a very simple theory
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that explains the good use of the pro grounds.
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There is three different cases the subjective case, the objective
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case in the possessive case.
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First, the subjective case acts as the subject of the
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sentence. The pronouns that air used is I Sheehy it
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we you they who an example would be.
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He has a cow, you should buy a phone and
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she ate a cherry.
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As you can see, she you and he are the
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pronouns and they act as the subject of the sentence.
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The rules.
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The subject is just the regular one.
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She took a shower.
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That's the base of the sentence.
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And there's a subjective compliment.
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The hero in the movie is he.
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The hero is a subject, and he compliments the subject,
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which is is the subjective compliment.
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The objective case is used when something is being done
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or given the pronouns that air used is me.
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You, him, her, it us them whom an example would
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be. Give me my pizza.
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Please take him home and bring them to the movies.
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As you can see, this is all orders or actions
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that are being done.
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The direct object is just the regular sentence.
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Mary likes him.
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The indirect object is when a sentence you can replace
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to whom or what Luke gave her, what my number.
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And then the object of Proposition is when there is
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a proposition in this sentence.
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That essay was hard for him for is the proposition,
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and him is the object of proposition.
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Yeah, Then we have the possessive case.
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The possessive case is used to show that something or
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someone belongs to something or someone.
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The programs that are used is my your his her.
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It are there who's or you can also use mine.
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Yours, his hers.
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It's ours.
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There's who's an example would be that pen is mine,
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that by kiss his and that's my camera.
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As you can see, our all of these objects belong
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to someone.
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Then we have additional pronoun rules.
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When there is a pronoun and announce, we teachers love
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the students.
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As you can see, teachers is the subject, and we
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is the subject pronoun.
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Then we have the subjective case for who to know
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if you're using who or whom who is watching the
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dog. You can replace it by he or she.
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He is watching the dog, then the subjective case for
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whom to know if you're using whom or who you
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can replace it by him.
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Tom wrote a poem toe whom Tom wrote a poem
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to him.
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And there you have it.
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You have the three cases and how to use them.
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And here are my references.
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Thank you.
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