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This document discusses pronoun-antecedent agreement and provides examples of how to ensure pronouns agree with their antecedents in person, number, and gender. Key rules covered include using singular pronouns for antecedents preceded by any, every, and each; plural pronouns when antecedents are connected by "and"; and pronouns that agree with the closest antecedent when connected by "or" or "nor". The document emphasizes the importance of observing pronoun-antecedent agreement to reduce miscommunication.
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- 2. • Pronoun ⚬ is a word that substitutes a noun • Antecedent ⚬ is the word that the pronoun refers to or replaces
- 3. Anna got a perfect score because she reviewed her lessons well.
- 6. • Eppie knew (she, he, we, it) made the right choice. • The adults knew (they, us, he, it) had to let Eppie choose.
- 7. Use pronouns that agree with the antecedent in person, number, and gender. • Eppie knew she made the right choice. • The adults knew they had to let Eppie choose.
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