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Case refers to: Select one: a. The omission of a noun from a clause b. The use of a pronoun c. The function of a noun in the sen

tence d. The use of a noun to describe an action

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dalvyx [7]3 years ago

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Answer: i think it is b but don't count on me wait for some on sure just wont to let u now were here for u

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