Subject pronouns work as the subject of the verb in a sentence. A subject pronoun normally replaces the subject/object (a noun) of the previous sentence.
Example:
- Mike can’t attend the party. He has gone to his grandparents.
- Marta is a good storyteller. She told a ghost story that scared everyone.
- Julie made some cakes. They look tasty. (Here, the subject pronoun replaced the object of the previous sentence)
Subject Pronoun:
A subject pronoun works as the subject of the sentence is called a subject pronoun.
Examples of Subject Pronoun:
- Robert was an unwise king.
- He was the king of seven kingdoms.
- But he could not trust the people around him.
- He knew that his wife despised him.
- His wife, Corny, could not love him.
- She loved her children.
- But she could not love her husband.
- People of the city were afraid of her.
- They prayed for the well-being of their king.
- But they did not do the same for their queen.
- The queen was not loved and she knew it.
- It did not hurt her a lot.
- Her children loved her.
- She also loved them with all her heart.
- It gave her a lot of purposes to thrive forward.
- It is the only thing that matters to her now.
- We loved the role she played.
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