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## Where they are used ## Where they're used
Mini pronouns can only be used as one of three things: Mini pronouns can only be used as one of three things:
1. The **object** of a **present transitive** verb 1. The **object** of a **present transitive** verb
2. The **subject** of a **past transitive** verb 2. The **subject** of a **past transitive** verb
3. A possesive pronoun 3. A **possesive** pronoun
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. 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.
### 1. As the object of a present/future verb ### 1. As the object of a present transitive verb
<Chart titleRow={["w/ reg. pronoun", "w/ mini pronoun 👶"]} opts={opts}>{[ <Chart titleRow={["w/ reg. pronoun", "w/ mini pronoun 👶"]} opts={opts}>{[
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### 2. As the subject of a past tense transitive verb ### 2. As the subject of a past transitive verb
<Chart titleRow={["w/ reg. pronoun", "w/ mini pronoun 👶"]} opts={opts}>{[ <Chart titleRow={["w/ reg. pronoun", "w/ mini pronoun 👶"]} opts={opts}>{[
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