What are the 3 Pronoun Cases?
1. Subjective Case
The Subjective Case occurs when a pronoun acts as the subject in a sentence or clause, meaning, the pronoun is the action word's doer. Or it can be that the pronoun is the topic of that sentence.
2. Objective Case
The Objective Case occurs when a pronoun acts as the receiver of the action word being done by the subject.
3. Possessive Case
The Possessive Case occurs when a pronoun is used to show possession or ownership of something.Connecting these three cases to the three major categories of pronouns using the table below:
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