Pronouns

Subject pronouns come at the beginning of a sentence, before the verb.

Subject pronouns:
I
You
He/she/it
We
You (plural)
They

Object pronouns come after the verb. 

Object pronouns:
Me
You
Him/her/it
Us
You (plural)
Them

Relative pronouns:
That (things and people)
Which (things)
Who (people)
Whose (for possession of a person or thing, for example whose daughters liked to run)
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