<p>Can anyone help me with I and Me, She and her, He and him's?
I often have trouble with these when the sentences get quite complex. Any tricks?</p>
<p>It usually works to simplify the sentence by taking parts out so you can see more clearly what is going on.</p>
<p>quick review: I/she etc. is used when that person is the one doing whatever is being done. Me/her is used when that person has something being done to them (or is attached to a prepostion, 'with her')</p>
<p>I, She, and He are all subjects. (I/She/He went to the store.)</p>
<p>Me, her, and him are all objects. (Mark told me/her/him not to go to the store.)</p>