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Graded Lessons in English an Elementary English Grammar Consisting of One Hundred Practical Lessons, Carefully Graded and Adapted to the Class-Room by Alonzo Reed;Brainerd Kellogg
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_Obj._ him; them.

THIRD PERSON--_feminine_.

_Singular_. _Plural_.
_Nom._ she, they,
_Pos._ her _or_ hers, their _or_ theirs,
_Obj._ her; them.

THIRD PERSON----_neuter_.

_Singular_. _Plural_.
_Nom._ it, they,
_Pos._ its, their _or_ theirs,
_Obj._ it; them.


_Mine, ours, yours, thine, hers_, and _theirs_ are used when the name of
the thing possessed is omitted; as, This rose is _yours_ = This rose is
_your rose_.

COMPOUND PERSONAL PRONOUNS.

By joining the word _self_ to the possessive forms _my, thy, your_, and to
the objective forms _him, her, it_, the +_Compound Personal Pronouns_+ are
formed. They have no possessive case, and are alike in the nominative and
the objective.

Their plurals are _ourselves_, _yourselves_, and _themselves_. Form the
_compound personal pronouns_, and write their declension.
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