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100
Yolanda and Jamie found ( his, their, her) dictionaries.
What is ANTECEDENT: Yolanda and Jamie PRONOUN: their
100
On of the paintings is loosing (its, their) sharpness
What is ANTECEDENT: One PRONOUN: its
100
Everyone is wearing (his or her, their) costume tonight.
What is ANTECEDENT: Everyone PRONOUN: his or her
100
One man had an extra ticket, so (he,it, she) sold it to Marshall.
What is ANTECEDENT: man PRONOUN: he
100
Spinach or cabbage will retain(its, their) freshness better if sealed and refrigerated.
What is ANTECEDENT: Cabbage PRONOUN: its
200
Neither Bill nor Todd used ( their, his) baseball glove today.
What is ANTECEDENT: Todd PRONOUN: his
200
Each student brought ( his, their) poster to the game.
What is ANTECEDENT: Each PRONOUN: his
200
Do any of the customers bring (her, their) own shopping bags?
What is ANTECEDENT: any PRONOUN:her
200
A beginning player or an experienced player sometimes looses (his or her, their) concentration.
What is ANTECEDENT: player PRONOUN: his or her
200
More of the material needs to have (its, their) edges trimmed.
What is ANTECEDENT: more PRONOUN: its
300
A beginning player or even experienced players sometimes loose (his or her, their) concentration.
What is ANTECEDENT: players PRONOUN: their
300
I don't know if either of the girls will sing (her, their) lines tonight.
What is ANTECEDENT: either PRONOUN: her
300
Some of the nations successfully (its, their) borders.
What is Antecedent: SOME Pronoun: their
300
The chessboard and pieces were placed so that (it, they) could be seen well.
What is ANTECEDENT: chessboard and pieces PRONOUN: they
300
There are twelve eggs here, but one of (its, their) shells are broken.
What is ANTECEDENT: one PRONOUN: its
400
Either the bishop or the knight will loose (its, their) powerful position.
What is ANTECEDENT: knight PRONOUN: its
400
All of the items were put back on (its, their) shelves.
What is ANTECEDENT: All PRONOUN: their
400
If you find a few of the pieces, Sara said she could use (it, them).
What is Antecedent FEW Pronoun: THEM
400
The manager asked the family if (she, they) had found everything all right.
What is ANTECEDENT: family PRONOUN: they
400
There are a dozen eggs here, but some of (its, their)shells are broken.
What is ANTECEDENT: some PRONOUN: their
500
One of the seamstresses needs (her, their) sewing kit.
What is ANTECEDENT: One PRONOUN: her
500
Neither the players nor the observers expressed (his or her, their) opinions.
What is ANTECEDENT: Observers PRONOUN: their
500
Only a few of the actors need (his, their) full costumes tonight.
What is ANTECEDENT: few PRONOUN: their
500
Someone left (his or her, their) books behind again.
What is Antecedent: Someone Pronoun: his or her
500
The lizard must have injured (his or her, its) leg.
What is ANTECEDENT: lizard PRONOUN: its