Which sentence contains a singular pronoun?
a) they always us out.
b) we love to go to...
English, 28.01.2020 21:04 allisonorlov
Which sentence contains a singular pronoun?
a) they always us out.
b) we love to go to the beach.
c) he wants to earn a scholarship.
d) we can have pizza tonight.
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