Him
Pronoun
UK
/hÉŞm/
US
/hÉŞm/
Definition
Used to refer to a male person as the object of a sentence.
Example
"She called him yesterday."
"She gave him the answer he asked for."
"The teacher asked him to read the next paragraph in class."
Explanation
Him is used to refer to a male person (boy or man) when he is the object of a sentence. For example, she saw him at the park. It is the object form of “he”, used when something happens to the person, like she loves him (here the action of loving is done to him). Using him makes sentences clear about who the action is happening to.