Demonstrative pronouns are: A. this, these, that and those ...

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Demonstrative pronouns are:

A. this, these, that and those

B. I, you, she, he, they.

C. anybody, everybody, somebody, no one

D. each other, one another

E. myself, yourself, himself etc.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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