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Mine, all mine

Ruth Heller

1997

If You Were a Pronoun (Word Fun) (Word Fun)

Nancy Loewen

2006

Pronouns and people

Peter Mühlhäusler

1990

Pronouns

Kelly Doudna

2001

Intensives and reflexives in Anglo-Saxon and early Middle-English

James Marion Farr

1905

Principle B, VP ellipsis, and interpretation in child grammar

Rosalind Thornton

1999

The Latin pronouns is, hic, iste, ipse

Meader, Clarence Linton

1901

Pronouns

Ann Heinrichs, Dan McGeehan, David Moore

2010

Referential pronouns in English conversation

Cecilia Thavenius

1983

The secret life of pronouns

James W. Pennebaker

2011

Indefinite pronouns

Martin Haspelmath

1997

C̲i̲s̲t̲ and c̲i̲l̲

Charles Eugley Mathews

1907

Nouns and pronouns

Ann Riggs

2012

The use of the relative pronoun in the Rimado de palacio

Albert Frederick Kuersteiner

1911

Linguistic variation in the Shakespeare corpus

Ulrich Busse

1999

The pronoun of address in English literature of the thirteenth century

Arthur Garfield Kennedy

1915

Demonstratives in interaction

Ritva Laury

1997

A History of the Reflective Pronouns in the English Language

Gerhard Eberhard Penning

1875

Spanish pronouns & prepositions

Frank H. Nuessel

2006

Dyad Learning Program

Alice C. Pack

1977

The use of ye in the function of thou in Middle English literature from ms

Russell Osborne Stidston

1917

Chaucer's Relative Constructions

Louis Round Wilson

1906

Spanish Pronouns and Prepositions

Dorothy Devney Richmond

2010

Pronouns and determiners : student's book

Michèle Vialet, Jean-François Brière, Alice C. Pack et al.

1977

A Working Grammar of the English Language

1917

Who ate it?

Cari Meister

2017

Neuter il in old French

Herman Piatt

1898

Phillip and Penny learn about pronouns

Joanna Jarc Robinson

2015

English pronouns and prepositions

Edward Swick

2005

Pronouns

Katie Marsico

2013

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