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GRAND MASTER LANGUAGE: DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUNS

GRAND MASTER LANGUAGE: DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUNS:   A _ The pronouns that state whether persons or things are taken collectively or singly, are called distributive pronouns. ‘Each’, ‘either’...
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