English, 13.10.2019 03:20, kellynadine02
Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun? a) the dogs chased their mother all through the yard. b) i myself like a little stroll after a delicious dinner. c) the stand-up comedian told her hilarious jokes for hours. d) the teacher said that she would consider delaying the test.
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