SUBJECT PRONOUUNS ARE THOSE PRONOUNS THAT PERFOM THE ACTION IN A SENTENCE.
THEY ARE: I, YOU, HE , SHE, IT, WE, YOU, THEY.
EXAMPLE: I LIKE HORSES.
OBJECT PRONOUNS ARE THOSE PRONOUNS THAT RECEIVE THE ACTION IN A SENTENCE.
THEY ARE: ME,YOU, HIM, HER, IT, US,YOU, THEM.
EXAMPLE: I LIKE THEM
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES ARE USED TO SHOW POSSESSION OR OWNERSHIP OF SOMETHING. WHILE WE USE THEM WHEN WE REFER TO PEOPLE, IT IS MORE IN THE SENSE OF RELATIONSHIP THA OWNERSHIP.
THEY ARE: MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, ITS, OUR, YOUR, THEIR.
EXAMPLE:I LIFE MY WIFE.
THEY REFER BACK TO A PERSON OR THING. WE OFTEN USE REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS WHEN THE SUBJECT AND THE OBJECT OF A VERB ARE THE SAME. I CUT MYSELF WHEN I WAS MAKING DINNER LAST NIGHT.
THEY ARE: MYSELF, YOURSELF, HIMSELF, HERSELF, ITSEIF, OURSEIVES, YOURSELVES, THEMSELVES.
EXAMPLE: WE CAN AMUSE OURSELVES FOR AN HOUR OR TWO.
POSSESIVE PRONOUNS SIMPLIFY CONSTRUCTION THAT SHOW POSSESION THAT SHOW POSSESION OF A NOUN.
THEY ARE: MINE, YOUR, HIS, HERS, OUR, YOURS, THEIRS.
EXAMPLE: THE BOOK IS YOURS.