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Choose the correct pronoun and its antecedent in this sentence, Nine out of ten doctors, agree that children who are afraid of large mice should not visit Disneyland.
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
How do you make the noun, DIE, plural?
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
How do you make the noun, TOMATO, plural?
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
How do you make the noun, JAPANESE, plural?
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
Choose the correct pronoun and its antecedent in this sentence, Aunt Zippy, whose hair is always frizzed and frazzled, believes that she is a human lightning rod.
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
Choose the correct pronoun and its antecedent in this sentence, Who saw Aunt Britt act like a nitwit in her chicken outfit?
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
Choose the correct pronoun and its antecedent in this sentence, While doing her deep-breathing exercises, Jane sprained a lung.
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
Choose the correct pronoun and its antecedent in this sentence, Because Marvin has a twisted sense of humor, he named his three-legged dog Skip.
he-Marvin, his-Marvin
whose-Aunt Zippy, she-Aunt Zippy
Japanese
who-none, her-Aunt Britt
who-children
dice
her-Jane
tomatoes
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