alleryStart learning →What does a pronoun do in a sentence?
Ajoins two sentences
Btells how fast
Cshows a colour
Dstands in for a noun
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. stands in for a noun
A pronoun stands in for a noun, so we do not have to say the same name again and again.
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