Pronouns, an Introduction

• Pronoun case (e.g., he, him) must be used correctly.
• Introduction (Purdue OWL)
• Practice 1 (Commnet), Practice 2  (Commnet)
  
• Pronouns must agree with their antecedents. 
• Relative pronouns (e.g., whom, that, which) are the source of much confusion.
• The who/whom trick
• A long, helpful explanation of one of the most difficult problems in English grammar: when to use who and whom
  
• That and which, by way of essential and nonessential
  
• Pronouns like "myself" should never be allowed to roam your writing without strick supervision.
• Read the Commnet section here on reflexive pronouns. 
• Pronoun Commnet Practice 1, Commnet Practice 2
  

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Pronoun 1 Practice
Pronoun 2 Practice
Essential and Nonessential (and That and Which)

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For details on pronouns, in the AP Stylebook see entries such as: that, which; his, her; collective nouns; couple; none; every one, everyone; boats, ships. For other items, consult Webster's New World College Dictionary.