The correct pronoun to replace the underlined words "Aunt Kay and Uncle Jamal" in order to make the sentence less repetitive is "they."
So the sentence would read: "Aunt Kay and Uncle Jamal came for a visit, and then they took us out for dinner."
Aunt Kay and Uncle Jamal came for a visit, and then Aunt Kay and Uncle Jamal took us out for dinner.
Which pronoun should replace the underlined words to make the sentence less repetitive?
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Responses
they
he
she
we
7 answers
The correct pronoun to replace the underlined words "Aunt Kay and Uncle Jamal" in order to make the sentence less repetitive is "they."
So the sentence would read: "Aunt Kay and Uncle Jamal came for a visit, and then they took us out for dinner."
The sentence with correct pronoun-antecedent agreement is:
Mrs. Smith was excited to teach her class.
In this sentence, "her" correctly refers to the antecedent "Mrs. Smith," which is singular and female.
The other sentences have issues with pronoun-antecedent agreement:
The sentence that uses correct subject-verb agreement is:
The cat carefully steps across the fence.
In this sentence, the singular subject "cat" correctly agrees with the singular verb "steps."
The other sentences have subject-verb agreement issues:
The subject in the sentence is friends.
The complete subject is "Most of my friends," but the key part identifying the subject is "friends."