Assertion: pronoun's use | /r/HasProperty | non-standard english
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text: But, actually, their claims are flawed for two reasons: firstly,is classified as an indefinite pronoun not a personal pronoun, and, secondly, even though's exists as a possessive determiner (e.g.,), its use as a possessive pronoun (e.g.,) is non-standard English.