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Identify the word in italics.
One may help someone either on purpose or without knowing.
demonstrative pronoun
indefinite pronoun
interrogative pronoun
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someone is italic
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The answer to this problem is
Indefinite Pronoun
it means one may help someone either on purpose or without knowing
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