Bing help me talk about it, okay, what is Bing Ge?

My accusative is: me

The accusatives of other personal pronouns are shown in the table below

The first man is hungry and called (I; we); Second person (you; You); Third person (he, she, it; they, they, they).

According to the components that personal pronouns play in sentences, they can be divided into nominative personal pronouns and accusative personal pronouns. In addition, personal pronouns are divided into singular and plural, especially the second person singular and plural are written in the same way, so attention should be paid to the actual translation. The common third-person pronouns "the" and "of" can refer to people, things, and things in general, including "he", "she", "it", "they", "they", and "them".

Nominative: l, he, she, they, it, you.

Bing: me, him, her, them.

Noun possessive: my, his, her, their, your.

Possessive pronouns in English can be divided into adjective possessive pronouns and nominal possessive pronouns. The noun possessor pronoun is a possessive pronoun that is used to replace a known object when the object has been pointed out, and the well-known word is added after it does not need to be added.

English. The accusative is a personal pronoun, the personal pronoun has a nominative accusative, the nominative case has i, he, she, it, you, we, they, and the accusative has me, him, her, it, you, us, them. The nominative case should be placed in the empty base position of the subject, and the accusative should be placed in the object position.

The position of the subject is known, usually at the beginning of the sentence, such as i am a teacherIn English, the object has two positions, one is followed by the object after the verb, note that not all verbs need to be followed by the object.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia-accusative.

The accusative is the accusative of the English pronoun as opposed to (or opposite) the nominative case.

For example: nominative I (accusative), you (you), we (us), he he, she her, it it, they them.

accusative case (accusative case; objective case；casus accusativus) is a noun that denotes the direct object of a verb, or an object used as a preposition in a sentence.

In personal pronouns: the nominative is placed at the beginning of the sentence as the subject and predicative, and the accusative is placed at the end of the sentence or in the middle of the sentence as the object of the verb and preposition. For example, if the host invites a guest, the nominative is like the host, and the accusative is like the guest.

The nominative case is in front of the verb and the accusative case is after the verb or preposition. Personal pronouns in English are divided into nominative and accusative, such as: i, me, my; he, him, his ;they, them, their, etc.

As the name suggests, the nominative case is used as the subject, the objective case is used as the object, and the possessive case means everything. In practice, nominative and accusative pronouns are sometimes confused.

Chinese name. Accusative.

The accusative in English is a personal pronoun, and the personal pronoun is divided into the nominative accusative, the nominative case is i, he, she, it, you, we, they, and the accusative has me, him, her, it, you, us, them. The nominative case should be placed in the subject position, and the accusative case should be placed in the object position. The position of the subject is known, usually at the beginning of the sentence, such as i am a teacher

In English, the object has two positions, one is followed by the object after the verb, note that not all verbs need to follow the object. The other is followed by an object after a preposition, such as: 1, i give him a book

Here give is a verb, and him is the object of give (the function of the object is to make the meaning expressed by the predicate complete and clear), because the position of him is the object, so if the personal pronoun is used in this position, the accusative must be used, not the nominative he