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How is my a pronoun and an adjective?

You're right! "My" can function as both a pronoun and an adjective, depending on its role in a sentence.

Here's the breakdown:

Pronoun:

* When "my" stands alone and represents a noun, it's a pronoun. For example:

* "This is my book." (Here, "my" replaces the actual owner's name.)

Adjective:

* When "my" modifies a noun, describing it, it acts as an adjective. For example:

* "I saw my friend at the park." (Here, "my" tells us which friend we're talking about.)

Let me know if you have any more questions about how words can function in different ways! 😊

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