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https://www.testgeek.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/pexels-picjumbocom-210661-scaled.jpg25601707These days, pronouns are kind of a hot topic. We hear a lot about personal pronouns and their relation to gender identity, but on the SAT, pronouns are simply placeholders for nouns, and nothing more. They help with the flow of our language and make it much more pleasant to read and speak. You wouldn’t say: Bilbo is the best! I love reading about Bilbo’s adventures because Bilbo is my favorite hobbit. Bilbo is way better than Frodo. Frodo is a weak little baby and Frodo is nothing without Sam. Bilbo doesn’t even feel like a real name anymore we […]