Assertion: pronoun | /r/HasProperty | subject
Facets:
value: in sentences
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Case refers to whether a pronoun is a subject [I know this!] or object [Tell me more.] in a sentence.
text: Who and whom often appear in questions where the natural word order is inverted and where the words you see first are the pronouns who or whom, followed by part of the verb, then the subject, then the rest of the verb.
text: Unlike a noun, which can be the same word in either instance, a pronoun is usually conditional based on whether it is a subject or an object.
text: NOUS and VOUS are the form for almost all pronouns: subject, stress, object, reflexive, etc
text: the first pronoun is subject (I), the second pronoun is direct object (le), the third one is indirect object (lui) because it is the one to which the action is occurring.
text: Some pronouns can be subjects and others cannot.
text: Pronouns that may be subjects are in the subjective case; they are subject pronouns.
text: Indefinite pronouns all are third-person pronouns and can be subjects or objects in sentences.
text: Some pronouns, however, take different forms depending on whether they are subjects or objects.