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What is the pronoun for keys?

The pronoun for "keys" depends on the context and how you're using it:

If you're talking about a set of keys:

* They - This is the most common and general pronoun. Example: "I found the keys, but I don't know if they're mine."

* Those - This is used if you're referring to specific keys that have been mentioned before. Example: "I'm looking for those keys, the ones with the blue tag."

If you're talking about a key individually:

* It - Example: "I need a key to unlock this door, but I can't find it anywhere."

If you're using keys metaphorically:

* They can still work. Example: "The keys to success are hard work and dedication."

Ultimately, the best pronoun to use depends on the specific situation and how you want to express your meaning.

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