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Lynna [10]
3 years ago
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Which of these groups of words are all pronouns? a) He, The, Ours, Me. b) Us, Mine, They, Its. c) His, Me, Them, These. d) No, H

im, She, Yours.
PLEASEE HELP ME OUTTT !!!!1!111!1!!!!!
English
1 answer:
yarga [219]3 years ago
6 0
Group a cannot be the answer because it consist of the word the. This word is not a pronoun.

Group b could possibly be the answer to this question because it consist of all pronouns. Some of which are in first person and third person.

Group c cannot be the answer because it consist of the word these. That word is not a pronoun.

Group d cannot be the answer because it consist of the word no. That word is not a pronoun.

This means that group a is the answer.


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