Fill in the blank with the appropriate pronoun: _____ children have gone to play with their neighbours.
A
Theirs
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B
Their
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C
Mine
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D
Ours
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Solution
The correct option is C Their A limiting pronoun is an adjective that may be used as a pronoun. In other words, if it stood alone it would be a pronoun, but when attached to a noun, it becomes a limiting pronoun.
Option B, 'their', is the correct answer because it is a limiting possessive pronoun which shows that something belongs to an antecedent. In the sentence, we can thus understand that the children belong to them.
Options A, C and D are incorrect because they are absolute possessive pronouns that neither show possession/belongingness nor modify the nouns.