Pronoun + Antecedent 1
Yolanda and Jamie found ( ____ ) dictionaries.
ANTECEDENT: Yolanda and Jamie
PRONOUN: their
On of the paintings is loosing (_____ ) sharpness
PRONOUN: its
Each student is wearing (_____) costume tonight.
ANTECEDENT: Each
PRONOUN: his or her
One man had an extra ticket, so (____) sold it to Marshall.
PRONOUN: he
Spinach or cabbage will retain(_____) freshness better if sealed and refrigerated.
ANTECEDENT: Spinach/Cabbage
PRONOUN: its
Todd did not use ( ______ ) baseball glove today.
ANTECEDENT: Todd
PRONOUN: his
Each student brought ( _____ ) poster to the game.
PRONOUN: his
Did the customers bring (_____) own shopping bags?
ANTECEDENT: customers
PRONOUN: her
A beginning player or an experienced player sometimes looses (_____) concentration.
PRONOUN: his or her
More of the materials needs to have (____) edges trimmed.
ANTECEDENT: more
PRONOUN: its
A beginning player or even experienced players sometimes loose (____) concentration.
ANTECEDENT: players
PRONOUN: their
I don't know if Katie will sing (____ ) lines tonight.
PRONOUN: her
Some of the nations successfully defended (its, their) borders during the war.
ANTECEDENT: some/nations
PRONOUN: their
The chessboard and pieces were placed so that (______) could be seen well.
PRONOUN: they
There are eight eggs, but one of (______) has a broken shell.
ANTECEDENT: eggs
PRONOUN: them
Either the bishop or the knight will loose (____) powerful position.
ANTECEDENT: bishop or knight
PRONOUN: his
All of the items were put back on (_____) shelves.
PRONOUN: their
If you find a few of the pieces, Sara said she could use (______).
ANTECEDENT: few
PRONNOUN: them
The manager asked the family if (_____) had found everything all right.
PRONOUN: they
Each student need to bring (______) computer to class.
ANTECEDENT: each
PRONOUN: his or her
One of the seamstresses needs (_____ ) sewing kit.
ANTECEDENT: One
PRONOUN: her
Neither the players nor the observers expressed (____) opinions.
PRONOUN: their
Only a few of the actors need (_____ ) full costumes tonight.
ANTECEDENT: few/actors
PRONOUN: their
Someone left (______) books behind again.
PRONOUN: his or her
The lizard must have injured (______) leg.
ANTECEDENT: lizard
PRONOUN: its