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When a pronoun is the subject of sentence must be in objective case?

This statement is incorrect.

Pronouns used as the subject of a sentence need to be in the nominative case.

Here's a breakdown:

* Subject: The person or thing performing the action in a sentence.

* Nominative case: The form of a pronoun used when it's the subject of a sentence.

* Objective case: The form of a pronoun used when it's the object of a verb or preposition.

Examples:

* Nominative: *He* went to the store. (He is the subject)

* Objective: The store helped *him*. (Him is the object of the verb "helped")

Remember: It's important to use the correct case for pronouns to ensure clear and grammatically correct writing.

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