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3 years ago

Which sentence uses possessive personal pronouns correctly?

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The sentence which uses possessive personal pronouns correctly is sentence (d).Did you eat the whole potato and its skin?

the rest of the sentences should've been written like this:
Alicia thought that the blue jacket was hers.
The dolphin bobbed its head up and down.
Yours was the one with the blue tag, on the table.

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