Working with Pronouns

Jon lost his baseball glove at the stadium Saturday afternoon.

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We have tickets to the Saturday evening play.

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If my homework is turned in late, a letter grade will be dropped.

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I want to wear the blue jacket to school on Monday.

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Is the red jacket yours?

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Will and Kyle wore their uniforms to the soda shop after the game.

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If the rain stops soon, we can leave on time.

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Our class won a pizza party for selling candy.

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Marks claim to fame is his record for the most hits in one season.

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The dog hurt its paw on the jagged rocks.

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