Subjective pronoun

Okay, so pronouns are words we use instead of a person's name or multiple people's names. Some examples of pronouns are "he," "she," "they," and "it." A subjective pronoun is specifically used as the subject in a sentence, which means it is the thing doing the action. It's kind of like the main character in a story. For example, if we say "She ate the pizza," the pronoun "she" is subjective because it's doing the action of eating the pizza.

When we use subjective pronouns, we want to make sure we use the right one based on who we're talking about. If we're talking about a boy, we would use "he" as the subjective pronoun. If we're talking about a girl, we would use "she" as the subjective pronoun. If we're talking about a group of people, we would use "they" as the subjective pronoun. It's important to use the right subjective pronoun so people know exactly who we're talking about.

So to sum it all up, a subjective pronoun is like the main character in a sentence and it's important to use the right one based on who we're talking about.