possessives: reciprocal pronouns
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hello,
is it possible that i can see oll the points of my oll games that i play?
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You asked this question on another page and I answered it there. Please ask questions once only to save time!
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Adam
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when can we use reciprocal pronouns?
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Hello Hayet,
Have you seen our page about reciprocal pronouns?
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Adam
The LearnEnglish Team
hello everybody...i'm new here and i really want to know how to use this site..please can anybody tell me
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Hello Deborah, and welcome to LearnEnglish!
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Hello,
I want to know if "whose" could be a reciprocal pronoun?
Thanks
Reciprocal pronouns sound confusing
Hi friends
I'm still confused with possessives : reciprocal pronouns because there isn't any further explanation.Does anyone can give me some example on how to use it ?
thank you :)
hi everyone!
That the great way to learn E