A possessive pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun that belongs to someone or something.The possessive pronouns are: mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs.Example:"Dark Horse" Katy PerryCause once you're mine, once you're mine (love trippin')There's no going back.Cause once you're mine, once you're mine (mine)There's no going back
Yes, Illinois was once a great prairie.
Lead is primarily mined from its ore, galena, which is a mineral containing lead sulfide. The mining process involves locating and extracting galena deposits through drilling, blasting, and excavating. Once extracted, the ore is then processed to separate the lead from other minerals and impurities.
Illinois was once nearly all prairie. Now most of it is farmland.
Lincoln once represented Illinois
President Ronald Reagan once lived in Dixon, Illinois when he was growing up.
Illinois was once nearly all prairie. Now most of it is farmland.
Flower, gleam and glowLet your power shineMake the clock reverseBring back what once was mineHeal what has been hurtChange the fate's designSave what had been lostBring back what once was mineWhat once was mine
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Yes Illinois was claimed by the French until they lost the French and Indian War.
Actually, The Northwest Territory.
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