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         <description><![CDATA[<div> Pronouns are used instead of repeating the same word many times. They commonly backward to a name or idea, but they can also refer forward. It is important to understand which idea the pronoun refers to in order to fully understand the text. These are some of the most commonly used pronouns:<br><br><strong><em>People</em></strong><br> he, she, we, you, they who, them, my your her his, our their me, him, her, his, our <br><br><strong><em>Objects and ideas</em></strong><br> it, this, these, those, that, there, its</div>]]></description>
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