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Nominative case Objective case Possessive case
I me mine (my)
we us ours (our)
you you yours (your)
he him his
she her hers (her)
it it its
they them theirs (their)
♦ Gender
Pronouns can be masculine, feminine, common, or neuter.
• Masculine—he, him, his
• Feminine—she, her, hers
• Common—they, them, theirs
• Neuter—it, its, that, this
The table shows the pronouns organized by person, number, gender and case.
Person Number Subject Object Possessive
First Singular I me my mine
Plural we us our ours
Second Singular you you your yours
Plural you you your yours
Third Singular he him his his
she her her hers
it it its its
Plural they them their theirs
A. Identify the highlighted pronouns according to person, number, case and
gender.
1. Indira does not like him.
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