Answer: A) True
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Students
Answer: B) They
Answer: C) Pronoun
Answer: B) Gender and number.
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Referencing
Answer: A) Temporary Deixis.
Answer: B) This sentence is written correctly.
Answer: A) Lisa
Answer: A) Singular
Answer: A) Teachers
Answer: B) It
Answer: B) Everyone
Answer: B) His or her.
Answer: A) Her or she.
Answer: C) The anaphoric reference "she" refers back to "Mary," which helps avoid redundancy and maintains cohesion within the discourse, making the communication more efficient.
Answer: B) The cold.
Answer: C) Dog
Answer: C) Chaucer
Answer: B) Drill
Answer: C) Indeterminate
Answer: A) Antecedent
Answer: A) The soldiers.
Answer: A) Pronoun
Answer: C) Two science books.
Answer: A) Il
Answer: A) Maria
Answer: B) They're my brother and sister.
Answer: D) Pronoun
Answer: B) The speaker and listener.
Answer: B) Flowers
Answer: A) A pronoun must agree with its antecedent in number and gender.
Answer: A) Carol
Answer: B) Their
Answer: B) One
Answer: C) Pronouns
Answer: B) The new law that reduces funding.
Answer: D) Change it to them.
Answer: A) Its
Answer: B) Antecedents
Answer: B) Third Person.
Answer: D) All patriotic Americans.
Answer: B) Ahmad
Answer: A) His
Answer: A) Us
Answer: A) Dr. Bombard.
Answer: C) Its
Answer: D) Change you to they.
Answer: B) Itham Guntur.
Answer: A) The others.
Answer: B) To make sure that it is clear what noun the pronoun is referring to and that it agrees with its antecedent.
Answer: B) Ecosystems