Pronoun Cases Nominative Objective and Possessive

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cases of pronouns the case of pronoun indicates how it is related to the other words in sentence there are three cases of personal pronouns nominative objective and possessive when pronoun is the subject of sentence it is in the nominative case also called the subjective case nominative pronouns are you he she it they and we nominative pronouns are often referred to as subjective pronouns they are the subject of verb and identify who or what performs the action in sentence in the sentence he decided to leave early the nominative pronoun is he the action performed is decided here's another example they bought house the nominative pronoun is they and the action is bot the objective case is used as the direct object indirect object or the object of the preposition objective pronouns are me you him her it Us and Them the direct object is the thing acted upon by the verb Sally gave the pencil to me before the exam the direct object is me an indirect object is the recipient of the direct object Sally gave him the pencil before the exam the indirect object is him an object of preposition is noun or pronoun that follows the preposition Sally gave all of her pencils to them the object them follows the preposition to possessive case pronouns show possession unlike nouns possessive pronouns do not use apostrophes to show ownership possessive pronouns include mine yours his hers its ours and theirs possessive determiners which act like pronouns by replacing nouns are also considered possessive pronouns possessive determiners are my your his her its our and their is that your coat it looks similar to mine the possessive pronoun is mine the possessive determiner is your