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Pronoun The girl whose bag was lost is my classmateI am not sure whose pants are thoseThis is the girl whose car hit the tree last week These vases are very heavy. Three people wanted these These are my treasure Verb The bold ones you missed Rachel and I were classmates five years ago. I wish...

Are the sentences correct? Pronoun The girl whose bag was lost is my classmateI am not sure whose pants are thoseThis is the girl whose car hit the tree last week These vases are very heavy. Three people wanted these These are my treasure Verb Rachel and I were classmates five years ago. I...

Anonymous wrote: 1.Combine each set of simple sentences below to produce the kind of sentence specified in parentheses. 1) People begin to recycle. They generate much less trash. (Complex.) <No idea, but TIP: Using subordinating conjunctions!> 2) Environmentalists have...

Some; Used as a determiner to talk about a number of people or things. For example: Some people. Some chairs. I drank some coffee this morning. Some friends. Some cookies. Used as a quantifier to talk about things belonging to a group. For example: ...some of the things we talked about...

Hi, Maitha I often see native speakes of English (in chatrooms or forums) confusing those two words; but they are very different. "Their" is the possessive adjective that coresponds to the pronoun "they": "The children left their books on the desk." (their books= the books that belong to the...