Pronouns in their subjective, objective, and possessive forms

 Here are some examples of pronouns in their subjective, objective, and possessive forms:

First person singular:

Subjective: I

Objective: me

Possessive: my/mine

Second person singular:

Subjective: you

Objective: you

Possessive: your/yours

Third person singular (male):

Subjective: he

Objective: him

Possessive: his

Third person singular (female):

Subjective: she

Objective: her

Possessive: her/hers

Third person singular (neutral):

Subjective: it

Objective: it

Possessive: its

First person plural:

Subjective: we

Objective: us

Possessive: our/ours

Second person plural:

Subjective: you

Objective: you

Possessive: your/yours

Third person plural:

Subjective: they

Objective: them

Possessive: their/theirs

In these examples, the subjective form of the pronoun is used as the subject of a sentence, the objective form is used as the object of a sentence, and the possessive form is used to show ownership or possession.