Reciprocal Pronouns (grammar lesson)


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Reciprocal Pronouns - Glossary of Terms

Reciprocal Pronouns

A reciprocal pronoun is used for an action or feeling that is reciprocated. The two most common reciprocal pronouns are "each other" and "one another".

Example:

You can shout at each other as much as you like outside.

If Al and Tom don't talk to one another, there will be trouble. [show me the reciprocal pronoun]

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