Difference between revisions of "User:ItsSteve/pronountest"
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| − | {{RandomPronoun|subject}} likes blaseball. (subject) | + | {{RandomPronoun|upper|subject}} likes blaseball. (subject) |
| − | Blaseball belongs to {{RandomPronoun|object}}. (object) | + | Blaseball belongs to {{RandomPronoun|lower|object}}. (object) |
| − | {{RandomPronoun|adjective}} blaseball team plays well. (adjective) | + | {{RandomPronoun|upper|adjective}} blaseball team plays well. (adjective) |
| − | Blaseball is {{RandomPronoun|possessive}} to win and lose. (possessive) | + | Blaseball is {{RandomPronoun|lower|possessive}} to win and lose. (possessive) |
| − | {{RandomPronoun|subject}} played Blaseball {{RandomPronoun|reflexive}}. (subject, reflexive) | + | {{RandomPronoun|upper|subject}} played Blaseball {{RandomPronoun|lower|reflexive}}. (subject, reflexive) |
Revision as of 17:21, 12 April 2021
They likes blaseball. (subject)
Blaseball belongs to him. (object)
Her blaseball team plays well. (adjective)
Blaseball is theirs to win and lose. (possessive)
He played Blaseball herself. (subject, reflexive)
