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    This document discusses using pronouns in a constructive way when communicating. It suggests focusing on "you" and "I" rather than "him", "her" or "us" to keep the focus on the people involved in the conversation rather than others. Using "you'd", "you" and "I" keeps the focus on taking constructive action rather than placing blame.

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    This document discusses using pronouns in a constructive way when communicating. It suggests focusing on "you" and "I" rather than "him", "her" or "us" to keep the focus on the people involved in the conversation rather than others. Using "you'd", "you" and "I" keeps the focus on taking constructive action rather than placing blame.

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    3 TONICITY - Where Does The Nucleus Go

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    This document discusses using pronouns in a constructive way when communicating. It suggests focusing on "you" and "I" rather than "him", "her" or "us" to keep the focus on the people involved in the conversation rather than others. Using "you'd", "you" and "I" keeps the focus on taking constructive action rather than placing blame.

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    'me and 'you :

    constractive focus
    'him, 'us : the focus
    is in the other
    person. 'her :
    You'd, 'you, 'I are she is the one that
    constractive. The i don't like.
    focus are in them.
    Not in the other
    person.
    consulta

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