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    This document discusses different types of pronouns including intensive pronouns, reflexive pronouns, and intensive pronouns. It notes that intensive pronouns emphasize another noun or pronoun without affecting the meaning, while reflexive pronouns refer to the subject of a sentence and are necessary. Intensive pronouns have the subject also being the object and removing them would affect the meaning, whereas intensive pronouns are unnecessary parts of sentences.

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    This document discusses different types of pronouns including intensive pronouns, reflexive pronouns, and intensive pronouns. It notes that intensive pronouns emphasize another noun or pronoun without affecting the meaning, while reflexive pronouns refer to the subject of a sentence and are necessary. Intensive pronouns have the subject also being the object and removing them would affect the meaning, whereas intensive pronouns are unnecessary parts of sentences.

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    Pronou Ns Are The

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    This document discusses different types of pronouns including intensive pronouns, reflexive pronouns, and intensive pronouns. It notes that intensive pronouns emphasize another noun or pronoun without affecting the meaning, while reflexive pronouns refer to the subject of a sentence and are necessary. Intensive pronouns have the subject also being the object and removing them would affect the meaning, whereas intensive pronouns are unnecessary parts of sentences.

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    use this space to emphasize a key  Intensive pronoun, emphasize
    point. To place this text box anywhere
    on the page, just drag it.]
    another noun or pronoun,
    removing it won’t affect the
    meaning
     Reflexive pronoun, are that refers
    to the subject of a sentence or a
    clause, Necessary part of the
    sentence
     Reflexive pronoun, subject is also
    the object, removing it will affect
    the meaning
     Intensive Pronouns, Unnecessary
    part of the sentence

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