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A possessive pronoun A. follows a linking verb. B. is used to show ownership. C. is used after an action verb. D. appears in the subject of a sentence.
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A possessive pronoun

A. follows a linking verb.
B. is used to show ownership.
C. is used after an action verb.
D. appears in the subject of a sentence.

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The answer to this question is that it is B, a possessive noun are that show ownership or possession.

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The answer to this question is that it is B, a possessive noun are that show ownership or possession.
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