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definition of possessive pronoun

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Answered by ali3840220

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Answer:

PRONOUNS THAT SHOW POSSESSION ARE CALLED POSSESSIVE PRONOUN.

Explanation:

The words " MINE, YOURS, HIS, HERS, OURS, THEIRS" do not qualify nouns. They show possession and here they stand instead of nouns. They are called , " POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS"...

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