Pronunciation

/hi/

Definitions

• Pronoun: The third-person singular masculine personal pronoun, used to refer to a male person or animal previously mentioned or easily identified. For example: “He went to the store.”
• Subject Pronoun: As a subject pronoun, it’s used as the subject of a sentence to indicate who or what performs the action. Example: “He loves playing football.”
• Object Pronoun: As an object pronoun, it’s used as the direct object (receiver of the action) or indirect object (receiver of the direct object). Example: “I saw him yesterday.” or “She gave him the book.”

Phrases

• “It’s up to him”: Meaning the responsibility lies with the male individual being referred to.
• “He’s got it”: Expressing that the person possesses something or has achieved something.
• “He said/she said”: Refers to conflicting accounts from two people.

Example Sentences

• Subject Pronoun: “He is the one who fixed the computer.”
• Object Pronoun: “The teacher asked him to answer the question.”
• Possessive Form: “His dog chased the cat.”

Synonyms

• Him
• Himself
• The man
• That man
• This man

Please note that “he” doesn’t have other parts of speech apart from being a pronoun. It can function as a subject or object pronoun but does not have noun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, numeral, or interjection uses.