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When is a pronoun in the subjective case? when it possesses something when an action is done to it when it is doing the action when it is describing the verb

When is a pronoun in the subjective case? when it possesses something when an action is done to it when it is doing the action when it is describing the verb
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When is a pronoun in the subjective case?

when it possesses something

when an action is done to it

when it is doing the action

when it is describing the verb

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Answer: when it is the subject

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Answer:B

Explanation:when it is the subject

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