“She” or “her”? “He” or “his”? Subjective & Objective Pronouns

Learn basic English grammar that many learners find confusing. In some languages, the same word is used for subjective and objective pronouns, but in English we have different words. This means you need to know when we use each, or your sentences will be incorrect. Does she play with his dog or does him play with she cat? In this grammar lesson for beginners, you will learn what objective and subjective pronouns are, and I will also give you some tricks to help you know when to use each. After watching, take the quiz to test yourself.

Very insightful, thanks immensely. 7/7 D.

Sholly2477

in this 3rd question instead of ‘his’ you mentioned as ‘her’
_____ he plays with her cat

vimalagopinath.jr

and what’s wrong? he plays with some girl’s cat, so the cat is hers.

DeniseRosario

You are so amazing teacher, although I’m already a normal English speaker, but in my leisure prefer to watch your lessons))

Mir Murad

Thank you, Ronnie!

Lalananana

thank you Ronnie i wish to be ok

kimo201020

oh no ! :(

julws

Thanks so much, very useful.

dadidovitch

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liban@34

Oh I’m good

liban@34

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Janyl

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Bouadir

it gets better for me 7/5. thank you , prof.. Ronnie.

Bouadir

thanks a lot, your lesson is so useful. I hope that i will not make any mistakes with this rules

IvDzen

Very useful and easy to learn

Apichart24

You wrote “He plays with her dog” and “She likes his cat” I think there’s a mistake dear Ronnie

Frankyloera

he plays with her do, that means he is playing with some girl’s dog

DeniseRosario

Thanks. 7/7 😃😃

bigabite

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Giomoon

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abdurazak77

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