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

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

1. First Person Pronouns:

• Subjective: I am going to the store.
• Objective: Give the book to me.
• Possessive Adjective: This is my car.
• Possessive Pronoun: The pen is mine.

2. Second Person Pronouns:

• Subjective: You are my best friend.
• Objective: I gave the letter to you.
• Possessive Adjective: Is this your phone?
• Possessive Pronoun: The laptop is yours.

3. Third Person Pronouns:

• Subjective:

  • Masculine: He is studying for the exam.
  • Feminine: She is cooking dinner.
  • Neuter: It is raining outside.

• Objective:

  • Masculine: I saw him at the party.
  • Feminine: She gave the present to her friend.
  • Neuter: I found it on the street.

• Possessive Adjective:

  • Masculine: His dog is barking loudly.
  • Feminine: Her hair looks nice today.
  • Neuter: Its color is bright.

• Possessive Pronoun:

  • Masculine: The book is his.
  • Feminine: The dress is hers.
  • Neuter: The car is its.

• Plural Subjective: They are coming to the party tonight.

• Plural Objective: I invited them to the concert.

• Plural Possessive Adjective: Their house is big.

• Plural Possessive Pronoun: The bikes are theirs.