Personal Object Pronouns

(objective first-person singular pronoun) used by the speaker to refer to themselves when they are the object of a sentence

He gave the book to me.

(second-person pronoun) used for referring to the one or the people we are writing or talking to

Can you please pass me the salt?

(objective third-person singular pronoun) used when referring to a male human or animal as the object of a sentence

She gave the book to him.

(third-person singular possessive determiner) of or belonging to a female human or animal that was previously mentioned or one that is easy to identify

She put on her coat before leaving the house.

(subjective third-person singular pronoun) used when referring to something or an animal as the subject of a sentence

It is raining heavily outside.

the 21st letter of the Roman alphabet

(objective third-person plural pronoun) used when referring to the aforementioned things or people that are the object of a sentence

I lent them my umbrella during the rainstorm.