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Usually a pronoun takes the place of a noun called.
Antedecent
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What are the pronouns that show possession?
possessive pronouns
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Which are the personal pronouns?
subject and object
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What do pronouns do?
Pronouns take the place of nouns.
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Gina told me HERSELF the truth. What type of pronoun is herself, and which function is doing?
Pronoun: Intensive Function:Appositive
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I will buy food What kind of pronoun is " I " and which function is doing?
Pronoun: subject Function: subject
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Which are the possessive apronouns?
Mine, his, hers, ours, yours, theirs.
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After a linking verb we use an object pronoun.
False
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He found HIMSELF in a huge problem. What type of pronoun is himself and which function is doing?
Pronoun: reflective Function: direct object
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Reflexive pronouns redirect themselves to the doer. They end in self and selves.
True
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Intensive pronouns acting as direct object.
False
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What is the different between a reflexive and intensive pronoun?
The different is to eliminate the pronoun and emphasize the antecedent and see If the sentence transmit the same idea.
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Which are the relative pronouns?
Possessive, reflexive and intensive pronoun
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This laptop is only YOURS. what type of pronoun is yours and which function is doing?
Pronoun: possessive Function: predicate nominative
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What is the different between possessive pronoun and possessive adjective?
The difference is that possessive pronoun takes the place of noun, and possessive adjective gives extra information about the noun.
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Him is an example of which pronoun?
Object pronoun
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