Pronoun Referencing

Take the bag out of the car and fix it. What is the correct form of this sentence provided that the car has to be fixed?

Take the bag out of the car and fix it.Take the bag out of the car and fix that.Take the bag out of the car and fix the car.Take the bag out of the car and fix them.

Rahim bought a pen and a bag. It looked good. How will you fix the sentence provided that the bag looked good?

Rahim bought a pen and a bag. It looked good.Rahim bought a pen and a bag. Those looked good.Rahim bought a pen and a bag. The bag looked good.Rahim bought a bag and it looked good.

The juice can was empty but we were tired of drinking it. Choose the correct representation of this sentence.

The juice can was empty but we were tired of drinking juice.The juice can was empty but we were tired of drinking it.The juice can was empty but were tired of drinking the can.The juice can was empty but we were tired of drinking them.

If a person works hard, you will succeed. Choose the correct representation of this sentence.

If a person works hard, him will succeed.If a person works hard, it will succeed.If a person works hard, they will succeed.If a person works hard, he will succeed.

“A few huntsmen went hunting for a goat. He found a goat, but he managed to escape and hid himself in a vineyard.” Correct the unclear pronoun references if required.

A few huntsmen went hunting for a goat. He found a goat, but he managed to escape and hid himself in a vineyard.A few huntsmen went hunting for a goat. He found a goat, but they managed to escape and hid themselves in a vineyard.A few huntsmen went hunting for a goat. They found a goat, but it managed to escape and hid itself in a vineyard.A few huntsmen went hunting for a goat. They found a goat, but it managed to escape and hid himself in a vineyard.

The Sun’s core can reach over 10 million degrees Fahrenheit. His body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Correct the unclear pronoun references, provided that you want to compare the body temperature of all human bodies with the sun?

The Sun’s core can reach over 10 million degrees Fahrenheit. His body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.The Sun’s core can reach over 10 million degrees Fahrenheit. Her body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.The Sun’s core can reach over 10 million degrees Fahrenheit. Our body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.The Sun’s core can reach over 10 million degrees Fahrenheit. Their body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.

Jafor lifted Anoy into the air and then set them down. Correct the unclear pronoun reference.

Jafor lifted Anoy into the air and then set him down.Jafor lifted Anoy into the air and then set her down.Jafor lifted Anoy into the air and then set his down.Jafor lifted Anoy into the air and then set it down.

The debt plagued John and Sandy. It ruined any chance she had for a peaceful relationship. Correct the unclear pronoun reference.

The debt plagued John and Sandy. It ruined any chance it had for a peaceful relationship.The debt plagued John and Sandy. It ruined any chance he had for a peaceful relationship.The debt plagued John and Sandy. It ruined any chance one had for a peaceful relationship.The debt plagued John and Sandy. It ruined any chance they had for a peaceful relationship.

Everyone is trying its best to do well in the exam. Correct the unclear pronoun reference.

Everyone is trying our best to do well in the exam.Everyone is trying his/her best to do well in the exam.Everyone is trying your best to do well in the exam.Everyone is trying their best to do well in the exam.

I owe Hena some money but my brother wants me to give it to her instead. Correct the unclear pronoun reference.

I owe Hena some money but my brother wants me to give it to him instead.I owe Hena some money but my brother wants me to give it to us instead.I owe Hena some money but my brother wants me to give it to they instead.I owe Hena some money but my brother wants me to give it to itself instead.

Pronoun Referencing

1. Articles

2. Prepositions

3. Sentence

4. Conditionals

5. Completing Sentence

6. Introduction to the parts of speech

7. Noun

8. Number

9. Gender

10. Adjective

11. Verbs

12. Verbals

13. Tense

14. Right forms of verbs

15. Subject-Verb Agreement

16. Transformation of sentences

17. Voice Change

18. Narration

19. Pronoun

20. Adverb

21. Modifiers

22. Connectors

23. Prefixes

24. Suffixes

25. Punctuation