Subject Pronouns of Sentences
Mike gave up smoking because he wanted to be healthier.
He gave up smoking because he wanted to be healthier.
I count on Jame to be honest with me.
I count on him to be honest with me.
She cut the picture out of the magazine.
She cut it out.
I will pay you all back as soon as I get my paycheck.
I will pay you all back as soon as I get my paycheck.
*You as an object pronoun can only be worded as you or you all. You can be singular or plural.
I = ?
I = me
Kristin and I skipped school, so we made up a story to tell our parents.
We skipped school, so we made up a story to tell our parents.
Mary dressed up for the awards banquet.
She dressed up for it.
I threw my keys away by mistake!
I threw them away by mistake!
If the house sale falls through, my husband and I won't have any other options.
If it falls through, we won't have any other options.
You = ?
You = You
Sarah backs up her phone to the cloud every day.
She backs up her phone to the cloud every day.
Jonathan takes after his father.
He takes after him.
John cut Sarah off while she was talking. How rude!
John cut her off while she was talking. How rude!
My brother dropped in unannounced, and brought all of his children!
He dropped in unannounced, and brought all of them!
He = ?
She = ?
He = Him
She = Her
A few of the athletes blacked out after completing the 26-mile marathon.
They blacked out after completing the 26-mile marathon.
I will call Nicole back after work today.
I will call her back after work today.
The students figured the answers out together.
The students figured them out together.
(silent subject pronoun) Please don't bring that subject up with me.
(you) Please don't bring it up with me.
We = ?
We = Us
My friends and I hung out this weekend.
We hung out this weekend.
Joe and Tom showed off their brand new bike to the other kids.
They showed off their brand new bike to them.
Our friends gave John and I up to the police!
Our friends gave us up to the police!
My husband and his siblings finally settled on a vacation spot after a long conversation with their parents.
They finally settled on a vacation spot after a long conversation with them.
They = ?
They = Them