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object pronoun to subject pronoun

give the objective pronoun that matches each subject pronoun.

The subect pronoun is YOU

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Re: object pronoun to subject pronoun

The object pronoun of YOU is also YOU
You love dogs / dogs love you

I / me
he / him
she / her
it / it
we / us
they / them

I love dogs / dogs love me etc

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