The first rule of personal pronoun is, that the person or gender should be according to its noun- like
Nominative pronoun
should be in subjective form of verb like
Compliment pronoun verb to be will used as nominative
form like
If personal pronoun is a object of verb then it is used as a objective form (me,us,him,her, them)
The order of pronoun will be like this Second person "you"
third person “he”
first person “I”
- He has finished his work.
- She has done her duty.
- You have done your duty
- They have done there duty
- We have done our duty.
- I do my work.
- She is doing her work
- They are doing their work.
- You are going there.
- It is I who called you yesterday.
- I is he who is joining you
- If I were you , wouldn't do it.
- It is they who helped him.
If personal pronoun is a object of verb then it is used as a objective form (me,us,him,her, them)
- I know him well.
- She comes to me for advice.
- Our client has told us about there requirement.
- I have told them about my project.
The order of pronoun will be like this Second person "you"
third person “he”
first person “I”
Use plural noun
if two nouns are jointed with "and"- like
Use pronoun of singular number with " Each and every"
"Either" and "Neither" always use for two person.
"Anyone" or "none" is used for more then two.
This reciprocal pronoun is used as " each other" for two
person or "one another" for more then two.
If two singular or more then two singular noun are jointed with “or”, “either…..or" "Neither…nor"- like
If singular or Plural noun are jointed with “ or” or “nor “ use plural pronoun - like
- Me and John are best friends.
- We both have finished our work.
Use pronoun of singular number with " Each and every"
- Each man and each woman has come to his work.
- Each of them was ready to give his answer.
- Either of them is ready to give his book.
- Neither of workers has brought his tools.
- Like – She can choose either of these two.
- Neither of two friends was happy.
"Either" and "Neither" always use for two person.
"Anyone" or "none" is used for more then two.
- Any one of you can join this group.
- None of these five people is eligible for this job.
- Please both of you help each other.
- They all are helping one another.
If two singular or more then two singular noun are jointed with “or”, “either…..or" "Neither…nor"- like
- Me and my friend has lost our phone.
- Either the lady or his man will be at his home.
- Neither john nor Paul has come yet.
If singular or Plural noun are jointed with “ or” or “nor “ use plural pronoun - like
- Either the boys or the students has helped the poor.
- Neither the students nor their teacher had kept there promises.
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