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## Where they are used
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## Where they're used
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Mini pronouns can only be used as one of three things:
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1. The **object** of a **present transitive** verb
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2. The **subject** of a **past transitive** verb
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3. A possesive pronoun
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3. A **possesive** pronoun
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Below are some examples of how mini pronouns can be used in the place of regular pronouns. The mini pronouns are used when you don't need a strong emphasis on the pronoun.
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### 1. As the object of a present/future verb
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### 1. As the object of a present transitive verb
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<Chart titleRow={["w/ reg. pronoun", "w/ mini pronoun 👶"]} opts={opts}>{[
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### 2. As the subject of a past tense transitive verb
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### 2. As the subject of a past transitive verb
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<Chart titleRow={["w/ reg. pronoun", "w/ mini pronoun 👶"]} opts={opts}>{[
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