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15 February, 06:08

What type of pronoun is in italics in the quotation from Romeo and Juliet? possessive demonstrative nominative objective

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  1. 15 February, 09:33
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    Had to look for the said quotation taken from "Romeo and Juliet" and I can say that the italicized word is a possessive pronoun. When we say possessive pronoun, this is the kind of pronoun that shows ownership. Examples of this kind of pronoun include "my, her, his, theirs, and ours". Hope this answers your question.
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