In English personal pronouns cause few problems because they seldom change form.

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The nominative case (I, we,etc.) is used for subjects and objects.

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In the sentence My friend and me watched TV, the problem is that mecannot function as the subject of a verb.

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When used as prepositions, the words between, but, like,and exceptare followed by pronouns in the objective case.

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Like possessive nouns, possessive pronouns contain apostrophes.

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Pronouns are useful substitutes for nouns so long as their antecedents are clear.

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When words or phrases come between a pronoun and its antecedent, you should disregard those words and phrases in choosing the appropriate pronoun.

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Since the English language has no all-purpose singular pronoun that can refer to nouns of unknown gender, using he/his/himis considered perfectly acceptable.

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The indefinite pronouns either, neither, each, and everybodyare always singular.

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The first step involved in determining whether to use whoor whomin a sentence is isolating the clause in which it appears.

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