I or me, he or him, who or whom - choosing the right pronoun form. · about 13 minutes
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What is it? Pronouns change their form depending on their job. Subject pronouns (I, he, she, we, they, who) do the action. Object pronouns (me, him, her, us, them, whom) receive the action or follow a preposition: She gave him the book.
Why does it matter? Using the wrong form ("Me and Ravi went") is one of the most common mistakes in English, and fixing it makes writing sound correct at once.
Where do we use it? "He told me." "This is for her and me." "Ravi and I won." "She is older than I (am)."
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