Pronoun Case

Question 1

Who

Answer 1

is nominative
used for the subject of clauses and subjective complements

Question 2

Whom

Answer 2

is objective
used for DO, IO, objects of prepositions, objects of participles, gerunds, and infinitives.

Question 3

Nominative Case Pronouns

Answer 3

I, You, He, She, We, It, They, Who

Question 4

Objective Case Pronouns

Answer 4

Me, You, Him, Her, Us, It, Them, Whom

Question 5

Possessive Case

Answer 5

My, Mine, Your, Yours, His, Her, Hers, Our, Ours, Its, Their, Theirs, Whoms

Question 6

Nominative Case Pronoun Uses

Answer 6

subject of a sentence, the subject complement (PN & PA), and absolute phrase
after a LV use nominative case

Question 7

Objective Case Pronouns Uses

Answer 7

object of a preposition, DO, IO, object of a participle, object of a gerund, and object of an infinitive

Question 8

Possessive Case Pronouns Uses

Answer 8

to show ownership
always use after a gerund

Question 9

Elliptical Clause

Answer 9

a group of words in a sentence where at least one word is implied.
this implied word is usually a verb or the subject.
Begins with than or as.