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You, they, and it are reciprocal pronouns. a. True b. False

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Reciprocal pronouns are kind of pronouns that are used when there are two or more subjects in one sentence who are doing the same thing or action. The answer of the statement above is letter B. False. There are only two (phrases) reciprocal pronouns and these are: each other and one another.

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