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!