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List the pronoun Nominative, Objective and Possessive, as well as Demonstrative, Indefinite, Intensive, Interrogative, Reciprocal, Reflexive and Relative Jeremy, please grab my books over there (the pronoun
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List the pronoun Nominative, Objective and Possessive, as well as Demonstrative, Indefinite, Intensive, Interrogative, Reciprocal, Reflexive and Relative
Jeremy, please grab my books over there (the pronoun is there)
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My is the pronoun.
It is possessive (because it’s talking about their books)
It is demonstrative (because it is talking about where the books are)
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