When would you be most likely to use an intensive pronoun?

A. to introduce an adjective clause

B. to introduce a question

C. to add emphasis to a noun or pronoun

D. to direct attention to a specific person, place, or thing

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Byron Webster

9 February, 23:27

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Aniya Rocha · Answer 1

An intensive pronoun emphasizes the noun that comes before it, so the answer is C.

When would you be most likely to use an intensive pronoun?A. to introduce an adjective clauseB. to introduce a questionC. to add emphasis to a noun or pronounD. to direct attention to a specific person, place, or thing