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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
The noun
A pronoun replaces the noun or noun phrases in the sentence.
I saw the above sentence on YouTube videos about the difference between pronoun vs determiner.
Please explain the use of "the" before "the noun or.." and "in the sentence".
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Is it referring to a specific sentence or to the use of pronouns generally?
- Is it referring to a specific sentence or to the use of pronouns generally?
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Is it referring to a specific sentence or to the use of pronouns generally?
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JigneshbharatiA pronoun replaces the noun or noun phrases in the sentence.
In fact, you mistyped this. The sentence in the video is:
A pronoun replaces the noun or noun phrase in the sentence.
It doesn't read correctly anyway, however. In the context it reads as if there is only ever one noun or noun phrase in a sentence.
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