To avoid common grammar mistakes, you must understand how each pronoun changes its form when it moves from the subject position (before the verb) to the object position (after the verb).

Subject Pronoun (Before Verb) Object Pronoun (After Verb/Preposition)
I me
You you (Does not change)
He him
She her
It it (Does not change)
We us
They them

The Biggest Grammar Trap: Many English learners say things like “Me and my friend went to the park.” This is wrong because it is before the verb went (subject position). The correct form is: “My friend and I went to the park.” Save “me” for the end!