Antecedents Of Pronouns Exercise -4

Define whether the following sentences are True or False Pay attention to the number agreement of a pronoun and its antecedent. Correct mistakes.

Answer : False

… her opinion of me.

Answer : True

Answer : True

Answer : False

… his suitcase.

Answer : True

Answer : True

Answer : False

… their situation to me personally. sake of others.

Answer : False

… he will answer his telephone,

Answer : False

… his report with him ….

Answer : False

… I bought for them.

Answer : True

Answer : True

Answer : False

… for its objectivity.

Answer : True

Answer : True

Answer : False

… something one wants for the

Answer : True

Answer : False

Nobody lost his patience ….

Answer : False

… must pay his fair share ….

Answer : True

Antecedents Of Pronouns

#1. If anybody is in the office, they will answer their telephone.

#2. Many of the students explained his situation to me personally.

#3. All of my friends brought their husbands with them to my party.

#4. I am looking for a person who has forgotten their suitcase.

#5. Neither my sisters nor my mother has remembered her promise to me.

#6. Every person who asked was permitted to bring his or her book to class to use during the examination.

#7. One sometimes gives up something they want for sake of others.

#8. One of the first students to come into the room could not find his name on the list.

#9. One of my daughters has left her purse on the coffee table.

#10. Neither the cat nor the dog will eat the food I bought for him.

#11. Everybody must pay their fair share towards the gift.

#12. Neither the doctor nor her patients had an opportunity to express their feelings.

#13. Neither of the police officers was willing to give me his name.

#14. Great works of art, such as the Mona Lisa and Whistler’s Mother, can be deceptive their simplicity.

#15. Either the boss or her workers will have to give a little of their time to solve this problem.

#16. Nobody lost their patience even though the meeting was long and boring.

#17. Every one of my girl friends has given their opinion of me.

#18. The news from that country is well known for their objectivity.

#19. Each of the children may use the swimming pool if he promises to be careful.

#20. If everybody who had come to the meeting had brought their report with them, the meeting would have gone a lot more smoothly.

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Antecedents Of Pronouns Exercise -4

Define whether the following sentences are True or False Pay attention to the number agreement of a pronoun and its antecedent. Correct mistakes.

Every one of my girl friends has given their opinion of me.

Every person who asked was permitted to bring his or her book to class to use during the examination.

Neither the doctor nor her patients had an opportunity to express their feelings.

I am looking for a person who has forgotten their suitcase.

Each of the children may use the swimming pool if he promises to be careful.

Neither my sisters nor my mother has remembered her promise to me.

Many of the students explained his situation to me personally.

If anybody is in the office, they will answer their telephone.

If everybody who had come to the meeting had brought their report with them, the meeting would have gone a lot more smoothly.

Neither the cat nor the dog will eat the food I bought for him.

One of my daughters has left her purse on the coffee table.

Neither of the police officers was willing to give me his name.

The news from that country is well known for their objectivity.

Either the boss or her workers will have to give a little of their time to solve this problem.

Great works of art, such as the Mona Lisa and Whistler’s Mother, can be deceptive their simplicity.

One sometimes gives up something they want for sake of others.

One of the first students to come into the room could not find his name on the list.

Nobody lost their patience even though the meeting was long and boring.

Everybody must pay their fair share towards the gift.

All of my friends brought their husbands with them to my party.