me, you, him, her, it, us, them

An object pronoun is the person or thing that receives the action. It comes after the verb. The subject pronoun comes before the verb.

Each subject pronoun has an object form. You and it don't change.

• I → me
• you → you
• he → him
• she → her
• it → it
• we → us
• they → them

After with, for, to and other small words

After a preposition (with, for, to, at, from, about), always use the object form.

Things

It and them are for things too.

Alone and after be

When the pronoun stands alone, or comes after be, use the object form.

Common mistakes

• × Sam helps I. → Sam helps me.
• × I like she. → I like her.
• × This is for they. → This is for them.
• × Do you like coffee? – Yes, I like. → Yes, I like it.
• × I see he every day. → I see him every day.