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he, him, his, she, her, hers it
Third Person
they, them, theirs they, them, theirs they, them, theirs

Pronouns – Case
Case in personal pronouns can be nominative , accusative or possessive .

Nominative Case Accusative Case Possessive Case

First Person I, we me, us mine, ours

Second Person you you yours

Third Person he, she, it, they him, her, it, them his, hers, theirs

Always keep in mind that if we use a personal
pronoun as the object of a preposition, we must
use its accusative or objective form.
Although ‘it’ is a neuter gender,
Read the following examples:
but it is also used for small children
1. My father has given pocket money to . us and animals.

2. I give a glass of water to him . E.g., The baby is crying. It is hungry.

A. Fill in the blanks with we or us .
1. ___________ must save water and electricity.

2. They should have treated ___________ politely. ___________ were their guests.
3. Can you drop ___________ at the airport? ___________ are getting late.

4. Let ___________ hope for the best.
5. They do not work as hard as ___________ do.

B. Fill in the blanks with first person personal pronouns as directed.

1. She told _________ the secret. (singular)

2. _________ smiled at him. (singular)
3. _________ should plant more trees. (plural)

4. Our father dropped _________ to the school. (plural)
5. This book is _________. (singular)

6. Can _________ leave? (plural)

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