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Subject and Object Pronouns

A pronoun is used instead of a noun. e.g. Tom (He) eats ice-cream.

Subject → Verb → Object

SUBJECT PRONOUN [before verb]= OBJECT PRONOUN [after verb]
I = Me
You = You
She = Her
He = Him
It = It
We = Us
They = Them

e.g. She gave him a birthday gift.
He told her to call him.
We asked our friends to come with us.
They invited me to their house for dinner.
You don't have to bring it with you to the meeting.
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