Which of the following is an example of pronoun antecedent agreement?(1 point)

Question

Responses

The dog wagged its tail.
The dog wagged its tail.

The cat chased their tail.
The cat chased their tail.

The flowers bloomed in her garden.
The flowers bloomed in her garden.

The birds flew away with his nest.

Answer 1

The correct example of pronoun antecedent agreement is:

The dog wagged its tail.

In this sentence, "dog" (singular) is correctly matched with the pronoun "its" (also singular).

The other options demonstrate issues with agreement:

• "The cat chased their tail." (The cat is singular, but "their" is plural.)
• "The flowers bloomed in her garden." (Flowers is plural, but "her" is singular, which introduces some ambiguity.)
• "The birds flew away with his nest." (Birds is plural, but "his" is singular, which is not consistent.)

Thus, the first option is the clearest example of pronoun antecedent agreement.