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Instructions: For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun to fill in the blank. Select the letter of the correct answer. Everyone must bring
____ own chair to the outdoor jazz concert.
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Instructions: Read each of the sentences below carefully. Then select the correct word in parentheses. Neither of the two fathers could find ( their , his ) son in the enormous museum.
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Instructions: The following sentences form an essay. If the sentence contains a pronoun error, select "Pronoun error." If the sentence is free of pronoun errors, select "Correct." I rolled out the dough on a cookie sheet and added tomato sauce along with toppings that included mozzarella cheese, mushrooms, and sausage.
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Instructions: The following sentences form an essay. If the sentence contains a pronoun error, select "Pronoun error." If the sentence is free of pronoun errors, select "Correct." Most people like pizza, but he or she don't know it can be made at home.
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Instructions: Read each of the sentences below carefully. Then select the correct word in parentheses. Every woman on the basketball team brought ( her , their ) date to the banquet.
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Instructions: For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun to fill in the blank. Select the letter of the correct answer. The cab driver told Vic and
____ that traffic on the bridge was heavy at this time of day.
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Instructions: Read each of the sentences below carefully. Then select the correct word in parentheses. I hope you have more fun camping than ( me , I ).
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Instructions: For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun to fill in the blank. Select the letter of the correct answer.
____ has never been to Disneyland or Epcot will go with
____ this July.
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Instructions: The following sentences form an essay. If the sentence contains a pronoun error, select "Pronoun error." If the sentence is free of pronoun errors, select "Correct." First, we collected all the ingredients for the dough and placed them on the kitchen counter.
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Instructions: The following sentences form an essay. If the sentence contains a pronoun error, select "Pronoun error." If the sentence is free of pronoun errors, select "Correct." Me, I blended the other ingredients and added the dissolved yeast.
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Instructions: Read each of the sentences below carefully. Then select the correct word in parentheses. To ( whom , who ) shall I direct your call?
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Instructions: The following sentences form an essay. If the sentence contains a pronoun error, select "Pronoun error." If the sentence is free of pronoun errors, select "Correct." Them included four cups of flour, one package of cake yeast, two tablespoons of olive oil, and a pinch of salt.
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Instructions: The following sentences form an essay. If the sentence contains a pronoun error, select "Pronoun error." If the sentence is free of pronoun errors, select "Correct." Janice dissolved the yeast in one cup of water and let it stand for ten minutes.
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Instructions: Read each of the sentences below carefully. Then select the correct word in parentheses. ( She , Her ) and I have been close friends since college.
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Instructions: The following sentences form an essay. If the sentence contains a pronoun error, select "Pronoun error." If the sentence is free of pronoun errors, select "Correct." With a wooden spoon, I mixed it into the dough, adding more drops of water as needed.
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