Personal Pronoun

Definition:

A Personal Pronoun is so called because it stands for a noun. They are three in numbers:
1. First Person Pronoun.
2. Second Person Pronoun.
3. Third Person Pronoun.

1. First Person Pronoun

First Person Pronoun stands for a person or persons speaking; as,
The Speaker (called the First Person)
Singular: I (spelled with a capital letter)
Plural : We (The speaker and one or more others)

2. Second Person Pronoun

 The person spoken to (called the Second Person Pronoun)

Singular: You
Plural: You

3. Third Person Pronoun

 The person or thing etc. Spoken of (called the Third Person Pronoun).

Singular:He (for male)
She (for female)
it (for things also for the living things whose sex is unknown or unimportant e.g. ant).
Plural:They (for living being and other things)

Remember!

 Nominative Case: 

I, We, You, Thou, He, She, It, and They are always used in Nominative Case;as,

1. I read a book.
2. We wrote letters yesterday.
3. You eat an apple.
4. He bought a new book.
5. She sang a new song.
6. It runs.
7. They do their home work.


Objective Case:
Me, Us, Thee, You, Him, and them are always used in Objective Case;as,
1. Father punished me.
2. Mother loves us.
3. Karim saw him.
4. A snake bit her.
5. Lion will kill you.
6. Boys welcome them.

Cases of Pronoun

First Person Pronoun

Person	Number	Gender	Nominative Case	Possessive Case		Objective Case
First	Singular	Common	I	My	Mine	Me
	Plural	Common	We	Our	Ours	Us

Second Person Pronoun

Person	Number	Gender	Nominative Case	Possessive Case		Objective Case
Second	Singular & Plural	Common	You	Your	Yours	You
	Singular	Common	Thou	They	Thine	Thee

Third Person Pronoun

Person	Number	Gender	Nominative Case	Possessive Case		Objective Case
Third	Singular	Masculine	He	His	His	Him
		Feminine	She	Her	Hers	Her
		Neuter	It	Its	Its	It
	Plural	Common	They	Their	Theirs	Them