Usage of these pronouns even 10

Even is a homonym, and in some local dialects, it is the homonym "even".

"Some" is the meaning of self-humility, which is generally used in formal occasions to speak more politely.

Even is a Cantonese term, which I mean.

A certain is the meaning of Hokkien language, wife. Rattle.

Usage of personal pronouns.

The nominative case of the personal pronoun is the subject in the sentence, and the accusative is the object or predicate of the verb or preposition in the sentence.

i am a teacher.I am a teacher. i can help her

I can help her. Who is knocking at the door? it's me.

Who's knocking on the door? It's me. (as a predicate).

Personal pronouns: There are nominative and accusative cases.

In general, verbs are preceded by the nominative case, and verbs (or prepositions) are followed by the accusative.

Clever mantra: the main is before the predicate, and the object is after the motion.

You: non-honorific) honorific).

Me: Non-honorific) (honorific).

He:

She:

They are all subject particles, which appear after you, me and him to represent their subject. And the nominative particle cannot be omitted.

1. The usage of the direct object personal pronoun (i.e., the direct object): the direct object can be played by a noun, a pronoun, a numeral, or an infinitive. The direct object can only be used after certain verbs.

2. The use of indirect object personal pronouns (i.e., indirect objects): Indirect objects are played by nouns or accusative pronouns. The indirect object is generally placed before the direct object, but sometimes it can be placed before the direct object when it is much shorter than the indirect object, or when the indirect object is specifically emphasized.

The direct object refers to the immediate object of the action, and the indirect object describes the object of the action that is indirect, but affected by the action.

Personal pronouns: I, nominative I, accusative, subjective, mine, subjective, mine

You you your his he his his

She she her her hers, it it, its its

We us our ours, they them, their theirs, you you, your your yours

Found a ** for you, you can take a look at which ones are, hehe!

Personal pronouns:

I. We. You.

You guys. He:She:It. Inside them (her, let it) be.

1.Nominative personal pronouns: i, we, you, you, he, she, it, they

2.accusative pronouns: me, us, you, you, him, her, it, them

3.Noun possessive pronouns: mine, ours, yours, yours, his, hers, its, theirs

4.Adjective possessive pronouns: my, our, your, your, his, her, its, their

5.Singular reflexive pronouns: myself, himself, herself, itself, yourself

6.Plural reflexive pronouns: ourselves, themselves, themselves, themselves, yourselves

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Personal du pronouns:

I. We. You.

You zh. He:She:It's dao. They (her, back to it).

1.Nominative personal pronoun answer: i, we, you, you, he, she, it, they

2.accusative pronouns: me, us, you, you, him, her, it, them

3.Noun possessive pronouns: mine, ours, yours, yours, his, hers, its, theirs

4.Adjective possessive pronouns: my, our, your, your, his, her, its, their

5.Singular reflexive pronouns: myself, himself, herself, itself, yourself

6.Plural reflexive pronouns: ourselves, themselves, themselves, themselves, yourselves

It depends on whether the verb is a transitive verb or an indirect transitive verb, just make this clear, some verbs have double objects, just memorize the usage of those verbs.

It depends on whether the verb is transitive or not.

When singular: two, three, one () but when admitting error is.

1, 2, 3) Plural: 1, 2, 3.

You, him, them.

You, we, them.

Personal pronouns: i

Adjective possessive pronoun: my

Noun possessive pronoun: mine

The nominative case i accusative me

Adjective: Na Ant, Sex, Cover, Hole, Hole, Hole, Buried Pronoun: my

Noun possessive pronoun: mine

Reflexive pronoun myself