Personal Pronouns

SINGULAR	PLURAL
Subject Forms:
I	we
you	you
he, she, it	they
The subject forms of pronouns are employed prior to verbs to indicate the actor in a sentence. I know that you are the one I need to talk to.
Object Forms:
me	us
you	you
him, her, it	them
The object form of a pronoun is used the direct object (DO) of a verb to indicate someone or something that is acted on by the subject, as an indirect object (IO) to indicate to or for whom an action was done, or as the object of a preposition (OP). On her father's birthday Marina gave him a book. He thanked her and said that she could read it after him. (IO, DO, DO, OP)
Possessive Forms (before a noun):
my	our
your	your
his, her, its	their

Possessive Forms (in place of a noun):
mine	ours
yours	yours
his, hers, its	theirs
There are two types of possessive pronouns: one type is used as the modifier of a noun, while the other is used as a noun substitute. Do you have my book? No, I think Joe has yours.
Reflexive Forms:
myself	ourselves
yourself	yourselves
himself, herself, itself	themselves
Reflexive pronouns are used to refer back to the subject and usually function as objects. Andy helped himself to some cake and ice cream. The members of the interior design club always enjoy themselves on their tour of interior decorating studios and warehouses in Minneapolis.