Identify whether the underlined pronoun is a subject, direct object, or predicate nominative
2 answers:
Hi !!
<em>There are two pronouns in this sentence and they both are personal pronouns SUBJECT</em>
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<u>When </u><u>he </u><u>was a small boy, </u><u>he</u><u> often attempted to climb the maple tree</u>.
<em>- he </em><em>was = personal pronoun masc. sing. subject of the verb BE preterit tense (was)</em>
<em>- he </em><em>attempted = pers. pronoun masc. sing. subject of the verb attempt preterit tense (attempted)</em>
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