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Telegraph GK prize quiz

fordward | 21:33 Sun 28th May 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Q10 which is the plural demonstrative personel pronoun

They - Shes - Theirs - Its

my grammer is terrible as is my spelling any hep please

you crossword

Times 2 (641) May 20th

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jan1956

I went for its when i put demonstrative personal pronoun in on google its seemed to be right, but like you my grammer is not the best

jan

fordward

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Thankyou Jan If its good enough for you it will do me Thanks again

Argee2

I think that Theirs and Its are possessive pronouns (this dog is theirs, it is wearing its collar). According to the Oxford "demonstrative (of a determiner or pronoun) indicating the person or thing referred to (e.g. this, that. those).

Salty

I think it is "they", which is a plural personal pronoun of course. Demonstrative means it substitutes for another noun to which it refers - ie. you use it when you have already mentioned the real noun earlier.

"She's" is a contraction of "she is", where she is a singular personal pronoun. "Theirs" and "its" are possessive personal pronouns.

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