Assertion: pronoun | /r/AtLocation | objective case
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Source sentences:
text: They are in objective case; they are object pronouns: "His uncle hired him after graduation.
text: If a pronoun were to be substituted for Mr. Komino, the pronoun would be in the objective case: him.
text: The pronouns you and it in bold are in the objective case because they are functioning as indirect and direct objects of their verbs (respectively).
text: The pronouns in these phrases are objects of prepositions and should be in the objective case.
text: Pronouns should be in the objective case.
text: The pronoun me is in the objective case.
text: The pronouns listed above are in the objective case.
text: A noun or pronoun is in the objective case when it is used as a direct object, an indirect object, or an object of the preposition.