1. used as subject A. nominative case
2. represents possessor and possessed C. absolute possessive pronoun
3. determined by function F. case
4. shows possession by modifying a noun or pronoun B. possessive adjective
5. shows ownership D. possessive case
6. two-word pronoun G. reciprocal
7. one H. singular
8. masculine, feminine, or neuter J. gender
9. clarifies or renames a noun E. appositive
10. points out which person or thing is being discussed I. demonstrative pronoun
Answer:
The following are the terms with the correct definitions:
A.1. Nominative case: used as subject.
B.4. Possessive adjective: shows possession by modifying a noun or a pronoun.
C.2. Absolute possessive pronoun: represents possessor and possessed.
D.5. Possessive case: shows ownership.
E.9. Appositive: clarifies or renames a noun.
F. Case: determined by function.
G.6. Reciprocal: two-word pronoun.
H.7. Singular: one.
I.10. Demonstrative pronoun: points out which person or thing is being discussed.
J.8. Gender: masculine, feminine, or neutral.
