English, asked by shivangigite6413, 1 year ago

In the phrases "my book" and "his book" are "my" and "his" both pronouns or adjectives? Or is one of them a pronoun and the other an adjective?

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Answered by shraddha16069

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they both are pronoun because it.is my book and it.is his book

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