Subject vs. Object Pronouns Explained

The video tutorial explains the difference between subject and object pronouns. It begins with a primer on subjects and objects, illustrating how subjects perform actions while objects receive actions. Examples are provided to demonstrate the use of subject and object pronouns, such as 'she' and 'her'. The tutorial also covers special cases where pronouns like 'you' and 'it' have the same form for both subject and object. Through examples, viewers learn to identify and correctly use subject and object pronouns in sentences.

What does the subject in a sentence do?

• Acts upon the object

• None of the above

• Is acted upon

• Describes the action

What is the object in the sentence 'Reina wrote an email'?

• Wrote

• An email

• The sentence has no object

• Reina

What grammatical term describes a verb usage without an object?

• Transitive

• Prepositional

• Intransitive

• Interrogative

Which pronoun would correctly replace 'Reina' as the subject?

• They

• It

• She

• Her

Which sentence correctly uses a subject pronoun?

• It write an email.

• She wrote an email.

• Her wrote an email.

• They writes an email.

What is an example of a sentence without an object?

• They showed him a guitar.

• Reina wrote.

• She gave me a present.

• Reina wrote an email.

In the sentence 'I give her a present', who is the object?

• I

• Her

• None of the above

• A present

In the switch from 'I give her a present' to 'She gave me a present', what does 'me' represent?

• The subject

• The object

• The action

• The present

If 'they' is the subject, what is the object form?

• She

• He

• They

• Them

Which pronouns have the same form as both subject and object?

• She and Her

• He and Him

• You and It

• I and Me