Compound subjects and objects with pronouns

Key Notes:

🌟 Compound Subjects and Objects with Pronouns 🌟

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 What is a Compound Subject?

➡ A compound subject has two or more subjects (nouns or pronouns) joined by and / or.

• 📖 Example: She and I are best friends. 💖

👉 Pronouns used as subjects: I, he, she, we, they, you, it.

🎯 Rules for Compound Subjects

• Always use the subject pronoun (I, we, they, etc.).
• Put “I” last when it’s part of a compound subject.
• ✅ Example: Ravi and I play cricket. 🏏
• ❌ Wrong: I and Ravi play cricket.

📦 What is a Compound Object?

➡ A compound object has two or more objects (nouns or pronouns) joined by and / or.

• 📖 Example: The teacher praised him and me. 🎓👏

👉 Pronouns used as objects: me, him, her, us, them, you, it.

🎯 Rules for Compound Objects

• Always use the object pronoun (me, him, her, us, them, etc.).
• Put “me” last when it’s part of a compound object.
• ✅ Example: The gift is for Rina and me. 🎁
• ❌ Wrong: The gift is for me and Rina.

🌈 Quick Tips

• ✨ Subject = doer of the action.
• ✨ Object = receiver of the action.
• ✨ Use I / we / they for subjects ➡ “do the action.”
• ✨ Use me / us / them for objects ➡ “receive the action.”

📝 Examples with Emojis

• ✔️ She and I went shopping. 🛍️
• ✔️ The teacher called him and me. 📞
• ✔️ We and they will join the trip. 🚌
• ✔️ Dad gave sweets to us and them. 🍬

🎉 Remember:

• 👉 Use subject pronouns in the subject.
• 👉 Use object pronouns in the object.
• 👉 Always place I / me last in a compound. 🌟

Let’s Practice! 🖊️