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Subject Pronouns in Complement Position

This guide emphasizes the correct usage of subject and possessive pronouns in English, particularly in the context of their placement after the verb "to be" and before gerunds. Key examples illustrate the use of subject pronouns like "he," "she," and "they," as well as possessive pronouns such as "his," "her," and "your." Learn how to effectively construct sentences that demonstrate these grammatical rules to enhance your writing and speaking skills.

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Subject Pronouns in Complement Position

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  1. Subject Pronouns in Complement Position • Remember that in complement after the verb BE, a subject pronoun must be used. • It was she whom everyone wanted to win. • It is they at the door. • This is he speaking. • Didn’t you know that it was we who played the joke? • I have to admit that it was I who wanted to do.

  2. Possessive Pronouns Before-ing Forms Remember that possessive pronouns are used before –ing nouns. - We don’t understand why you object to his coming with us. - The doctor insisted on her taking a leave of absence. - He is surprised by your having to par for the accident. - My father approves of my studying in the United States. - I would appreciate your letting me know as soon as possible.

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