Asked by Anonymous
Both of the girls insisted that they try to reach the end of the trail by themselves.
I know they and themselves are pronouns. I know both can be used as a pronoun, but I am thinking no here. Am I right?
I know they and themselves are pronouns. I know both can be used as a pronoun, but I am thinking no here. Am I right?
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Answered by
Writeacher
Both are pronouns, yes ... and are used as pronouns in this sentence.
Answered by
Anonymous
? So Both at the beginning of sentence is also a pronoun
Both of the girls
Both of the girls
Answered by
Writeacher
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/pronouns1.htm
Yes, "Both" is an indefinite pronoun.
And "they" is a personal pronoun.
And "themselves" is a reflexive pronoun.
Be sure to read through the different types of pronouns on this webpage.
Yes, "Both" is an indefinite pronoun.
And "they" is a personal pronoun.
And "themselves" is a reflexive pronoun.
Be sure to read through the different types of pronouns on this webpage.
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