Subjective Personal Pronouns - (Subject Pronouns)

Subjective Personal Pronouns subject or are those words that refer to the grammatical persons, ie, point to the subject performs the action.

He bought a new car. I bought a new car.

Like any pronoun, substitute or say the name of who performs the action and has been used before, such as in the following sentence:

Juan will travel to London. He will study English.

John will travel to London. I will study Inglés.

• I'm very strong / soy muy fuerte
• She sings and I play the guitar / Ella canta y yo toco la guitarra
• He has two ties / él tiene dos corbatas
  She's very clever / ella es muy inteligente
  Where's the remote control?
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Subject Pronoun	Singular or Plural - Who?	Masculine or Feminine
I	Singular - first person	masculine or feminine
You	Singular - second person	masculine or feminine
He	Singular - third person	only masculine
She	Singular - third person	only feminine
It	Singular - third person	object / thing / animal
We	Plural - first person	masculine or feminine
You	Plural - second person	masculine or feminine
They	Plural - third person	masculine or feminine

Object Pronouns:

They are used to indicate the subject performs the action and that must necessarily accompany the verb.

Definition:: It is a pronoun that is used as an object in the sentence.

Remember: A subjective or subject pronoun does the action and goes BEFORE the verb while object pronouns go AFTER the verb.

OBJECT PRONOUNS :

SINGULAR: —> Me (first person) You (2nd) Her / him / it (third person)

PLURAL —> Us (1st) You (2nd) Them (3rd)

PRONOMBRES OBJETIVOS	SIGNIFICADO
ME	me, a mí
YOU	te, a tí, a usted
HIM	le, a él
HER	le, a ella
IT	le, a él, a ella, a ello (para animales o cosas)
US	nos, a nosotros, a nosotras
YOU	les, a ustedes
THEM	les, a ellos, a ellas

John had forgiven me.
John me había perdonado. Objeto Directo

They designed it.
Ellos lo diseñaron. Objeto Directo

Lend me some money.
Préstame algo de dinero. Objeto Indirecto

Susan showed me the exit.
Susan me mostró la salida. Objeto Indirecto

Vale aclarar que si estos pronombres ocupan el lugar de objeto indirecto deben colocarse por delante del objeto directo en caso de que lo hubiere:

Sheyla made her a new dress.
Sheyla le hizo (a ella) un nuevo vestido.