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Yes, we all know what pronouns are but did you know that there was such a thing as 'Case of Pronouns'? What? Pronouns have cases? Yes, not cases as in briefcases or whatever else we can put things in. Oh yeah? Tell me more. Since you are so inquisitive, hop on this slide-ride to learn more. Happy learning. Be sure to use your new learning in your sentence construction. And do leave a comment. This will encourage me to post more content. Thank you.
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- 3. Key words ● Pronouns ● Cases ● Subjective ● Objective ● Possessive
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