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Indicate the pronoun person, number, gender, case, and noun function served. Although Jennifer was tired, she still had enough energy to run one more lap.

person:
number:
Gender:
case:
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Indicate the pronoun person, number, gender, case, and noun function served.

Although Jennifer was tired, she still had enough energy to run one more lap.

person: third

number: singular

gender: feminine

case: nominative


User MiniScalope
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The pronoun in this sentence is the word SHE. (Pronouns are used to replace nouns, so we don't have to use the same noun again; in this example, instead of writing Jennifer twice, you can use SHE instead of Jennifer the second time).
person: third person (he, she, it for singular, they for plural)
number: singular (plural would be they)
gender: feminine (Jennifer is a woman)
case: subjective (Jennifer is the subject of this sentence)
User Pablo Morales
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