1. Using Then or As After Pronouns
By Isabel Vera

2. Then and as
When using pronouns in comparison, you will compare either subjects or objects
COMPARING OBJECTS:
Ex: The dog bugged Taylor more than Ryan.
COMPARING SUBJECTS:
Ex: Jessica is taller than John.

3. Subject pronoun of object pronoun
By adding missing parts, mentally, to your sentence it can help for correct pronoun usage.
Incorrect: We went to the dog park before her.
Correct: We went to the dog park before she [went to the dog park] .

4. Singular plural Subjective Case: I You She/he/It Objective Case: Me
Him/her/it
Subjective Case: We
You
They
Objective Case: Us
Them

5. Tips
When there are multiple subjects or objects, reduce the sentence to only the pronoun.
EX: John, Rick, and (I, me) went to the store.
A) I went to the park
B) Me went to the park
Answer:
John, Rick, and I went to the store.

6. Tips If your not sure, turn the sentence around.
EX: The best player on the team is (he, him)
A)He is the best player on the team.
B) Him is the best player on the team.
Answer:
The best player on the team is he.