Subject Pronouns

Subject pronouns are used to replace nouns that are the subject of a sentence, making sentences less repetitive and more fluent. They are often the doer of the action in the sentence. Here are the subject pronouns in English along with examples:

1. I – used when referring to oneself:
   • I like to read books.
   • Can I borrow your pen?
2. You – used when referring to the person or people being spoken to or addressed:
   • You are a good friend.
   • Can you help me with this?
3. He – used when referring to a male person or animal:
   • He is my brother.
   • The dog looks like he wants to play.
4. She – used when referring to a female person or animal:
   • She is my sister.
   • The cat looks like she is hungry.
5. It – used when referring to an inanimate object, an animal without a specified gender, or an abstract concept:
   • It is raining outside.
   • The table is old, but it still works fine.
6. We – used when referring to oneself and others:
   • We are going to the beach tomorrow.
   • Can we have a moment of your time?
7. They
   • They are my friends from school.
   • Did they call you yesterday?