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1. reflexive pronouns are used to intensify their...

2. verbals

3. Infinitive

4. pronouns in the objective case may ascot as the

5. gerund and participles often look alike but can be identified by

6. intransitive

7. coordinating conjunction

8. amount

9. declarative

10. you're

11. compound-complex sentence

12. the relative pronouns are:

13. Present subjunctive singular

14. appositive phrase

15. Common Subordinating Conjunctions

16. pronouns in the subjective case will act as the ____ of the verb or predicate

17. its

18. Subjunctive mood

19. linking verbs take

20. Passive voice

21. parallel ideas

22. a sentence must include

23. pronouns may be....

24. Personification

25. subordinate clause

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