Identify the sentence in which the underlined pronoun is used incorrectly.

C.

It should be "they're".

Nothing is underlined here, and you have not chosen an answer. What do you think?

Identify the sentence in which the underlined pronoun is used Incorrectly.

1. Your going to the market?
2. They’re is going to be an extra practice before school.
3. Jake doesn’t think its going to fall off, however.
4. To who should the last slice go?

Identify the pronoun or pronouns that correctly complete each sentence.

5. I
6. Her and me
7. His
8. Theirs

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Echoes From the Past: Unit Introduction (unit 5, lesson 1)

1. Identify the sentence in which the underlined pronoun is used incorrectly.
D: Your going to the market?

2. Identify the sentence in which the underlined pronoun is used incorrectly.
C: They're is going to be an extra practice before school.

3. Identify the sentence in which the underlined pronoun is used incorrectly.
D: Jake doesn't think its going to fall off, however.

4. Identify the sentence in which the underlined pronoun is used incorrectly.
B: To who should the last slice go?

5. Megan and __ have tickets for the ice-skating show.
B: I

6. Megan's skating teacher gave them to ___.
B: Her and me

7. Neither Omar nor Kurt has turned in __ permission form.
A: His

8. Both Sarah and Connie have turned in ___, however.
D: Theirs

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To identify the sentence in which the underlined pronoun is used incorrectly, we need to look for any pronoun errors in each sentence.

Let's analyze each sentence:

A. There are only six days left in the school year.
- There is used correctly as a pronoun.

B. It will be fun to visit their house in the summer.
- Their is used correctly to show possession.

C. Their just going to have to wait to see the movie.
- The word "their" is used incorrectly in this sentence. It should be replaced with "they're" which is a contraction for "they are." The correct sentence should be "They're just going to have to wait to see the movie."

D. Greg refused to go there because of the bad service.
- No pronouns are underlined in this sentence.

Therefore, the sentence with the incorrectly used pronoun is C. "Their just going to have to wait to see the movie."