SHORT QUIZ ON PRONOUNS
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- 3. 1.My brother and sister want to become pharmacists. They must attend a college of pharmacy. Answer: They
- 4. 2. After finishing a five-year program, he will graduate. Answer: he
- 5. 3. They must complete a one-year internship before becoming pharmacists. Answer: They
- 6. 4.She may choose from many schools. Answer: She
- 7. 5.All of them offer similar programs. Answer: them
- 9. 6. Radiologists must attend medical school. ______ spend five years studying radiology. Answer: They
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