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Anonymous What are nominative pronouns? They are pronouns that can be used as sentence subjects : we, I, they, he , etc. Nominative pronouns are in contradistinction to objective pronouns, which are used as verb objects and prepostional objects: us, me, them, him , etc.
- Anonymous What are nominative pronouns?
- They are pronouns that can be used as sentence subjects : we, I, they, he , etc.
- Nominative pronouns are in contradistinction to objective pronouns, which are used as verb objects and prepostional objects: us, me, them, him , etc.
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AnonymousWhat are nominative pronouns?They are pronouns that can be used as sentence subjects: we, I, they, he, etc.
Nominative pronouns are in contradistinction to objective pronouns, which are used as verb objects and prepostional objects: us, me, them, him, etc.
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