1. Pronouns A pronoun takes the place of a noun.

2. Subject Pronouns He, she,it, I, you, they, we * Who or what the sentence is about.

3. Object Pronouns Him, her, us, them, it, me, you * Use these after the verb.

4. Examples 1.I walked to school. 2.Did they go to the movies? -make a question into a statement -They did go to the movies.

5. Predicate Nominative The subject is found at the end of the sentence. Example: The next singer is she. - flip the sentence around. - flip the sentence around. She is the next singer.

6. Compound Subjects She and Sally are good friends. (read the sentence with only the pronoun.) (read the sentence with only the pronoun.) She (is) a good friend. (not her) Sam and he go to school together. My mom bought her and Mark ice cream.

7. I or me I is a subject pronoun and is used at the beginning of a sentence. Me is an object pronoun and comes after a verb. My friend and I like to watch movies. She drove Julie and me to the park.

8. Me or I *Me and I always come second in a sentence. -My friend and I -Sarah and me

9. Examples 1.Dad and me are finished with the project. 2.She and him went to the movies. 3.Luis saw (she, her). 4.The host greeted (we, us) at the door. 5.After I mowed the lawn, Mr. Jones paid _____.

10. Examples 6.Did you see (he, him) at the movies? 7.Please send (she, her) your new address. 8.My mother bought my sister and (I, me) a new outfit. 9.I hope the train doesn’t leave without (we,us).

11. Examples 10.Sara divided the work between Scott and I. 11.Did she and me really come to class late? 12. My dad gave John and I five dollars. 13.Mary took Patrick and he to the mall.