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The Pronoun—The following paradigm shows the inflections of the personal pronoun in the American common speech:
FIRST PERSON
Common Gender
Singular Plural
Nominative I we Possessive
Conjoint my our
Absolute mine ourn
Objective me us
SECOND PERSON
Common Gender
Nominative
Possessive Objective Singular you Conjoint your Absolute yourn you
THIRD PERSON
Masculine Gender
Nominative he Possessive Objective f Conjoint his Absolute hisn him
Feminine Gender
Nominative
she Possessive Objective f Conjoint her Absolute hern her
Neuter Gender
Nominative it Possessive Objective f Con joint its Absolute its it Plural we our ourn us yous your yourn yous they their theirn them they their theirn them they theirn their them
These inflections, as we shall see, are often disregarded in use, but nevertheless it is profitable to glance at them as they
