Subject personal pronouns: How and When to Use in English

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Subject personal pronouns

Subject pronouns replace a person or thing.

	Singular	Plural
1st person	I learn	We learn
2nd person	You learn	You learn
3rd person	♀She / ♂He learns It rains	They learn

Notes:

You is both singular and plural, and is used in formal or informal situations.

You are my best friend.

You are all liars!

Are you the King of England?

It is the pronoun for an animal, object or other thing that has already been mentioned.

That dog is barking, it is annoying me.

Dinner is ready, it is on the table!

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