📄 “Pronoun Protocol – Who’s Driving This Sentence?”
🧭 To: ESL Cadets of Syntax Squad & Core Grammar Navigation
🔍 From: GS Department of Subject Control & Sentence Command
📅 Date: 28.08.2025
🎯 Mission Objective:
Subject pronouns are the pilots of your sentence ships. They act, move, speak — and sometimes save the grammar galaxy from confusion.
Know them. Use them. Be them.
🧠 What Are Subject Pronouns?
They replace the subject (the doer) of the sentence and make your speech smoother and smarter.
👤 Who? 🔤 Subject Pronoun
- The speaker (1) - I
- The speaker +1 - We
- The listener - You
- A male person - He
- A female person - She
- A thing or animal - It
- A group of people - They
💬 Examples from the Field:
- I never miss a mission briefing.
- You look ready for action.
- He talks like a commander.
- She always brings backup.
- It doesn’t work without fuel.
- We train together.
- They finished the drill first.
⚠️ Cadet Alert:
Don’t mix up your troops. Use subject pronouns only as the subject of a sentence.
❌ “Me go to class.”
✅ “I go to class.”
📌 Final Briefing:
Subject pronouns are your front-liners.
Without them, grammar falls apart like a ship without a pilot.
So next time you suit up for a sentence — ask yourself:
Who’s the subject here? And are they ready for launch?
End of memo.
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