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Is the following sentence true or false? A noun or pronoun is plural when it refers to more than one item of the same kind. A. false B. true
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Is the following sentence true or false?
A noun or pronoun is plural when it refers to more than one item of the same kind.
A. false
B. true
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the answer would be B. true
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True because a noun is a person places or thing and a pronoun is word or phases.
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