Grammar Rules

1: Understanding Subjects and Objects in English Grammar

A subject or an object in a sentence can be either a pronoun (e.g., I, they, him) or a noun phrase (e.g., the grand piano, a talented musician). The subject typically performs the action, while the object receives the action.

Examples:

1. Pronoun as Subject & Object:
   • She (subject) invited him (object) to the party.
2. Noun Phrase as Subject & Object:
   • The brilliant scientist (subject) discovered a groundbreaking theory (object).
3. Mixed Usage (Pronoun & Noun Phrase):
   • They (subject) renovated the old library (object).