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We were hoping that the shiny, red sports car was going to be ours.  \n2. She grabbed the plate of food because she thought it was    \n3. Is this   house?  \n4. The cat loved sleeping on   blanket.  \nRelative pronouns  \nwho which that whoever whichever  \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.  \n1.   is wearing the green shirt in the picture looks very happy.  \n2. My doctor works in the building   is on the corner.  \n3.   choice you make will be a good one.  \n4. Do you know the girl   goes to the school?  \nIndefinite pronouns  \nall any somebody anything nobody  \n1.   of my teachers have decided to go take a class this weekend.  \n2.   person can start a business in my town.  \n3. 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