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Write the type of pronoun.  \nA possessive pronoun refers to a specific owner:  \nmine, yours, my, hers, his, its, your, etc.  \nA relative pronoun connects a phrase to a noun/ pronoun:  \nwho, which, that, whom, etc.  \nAn indefinite pronoun doesn’t refer to anything specific:  \nall, any, each, some, several, etc  \n possessive  1. My house is the biggest on the block.  \n   2. Are these beautiful drawings yours?  \n   3. Are some kids taking the bus to the park?  \n   4. Children who read books do well in school.  \n   5. Tyler is going to the dance with the girl who loves poetry.  \n   6. The dog that chases cars lives behind the grocery store.  \n   7. Any teachers living in California have to get a license.  \n   8. All students must take state tests at the end of the year.  \n   9. The little girl loves to go on walks with her grandma.  \n   10. 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