PRONOUN-ANTECEDENT AGREEMENT

1. A singular antecedent uses a [BLANK] pronoun.

• Singular

• Plural

• Both

1. A [BLANK] antecedent uses a plural pronoun.

• Plural

• Both

• Singular

When the conjunction 'and' is used, the pronoun should be [BLANK]

• Both

• Singular

• Plural

1. Using neither/either and or/nor, the pronoun becomes [BLANK].

• Plural

• Both

• Singular

Indefinite pronouns (anyone, each, everyone, etc.) use [BLANK] pronouns.

• Plural

• Both

• Singular

1. "Pandora rarely goes outside nowadays. They often stay in the library."
   What is the antecedent in this sentence?

1. "You were the only one who understood me. Raga, please stay with me."

They smiled, wrapping their arms around him, "I will."

8. What is the antecedent in this sentence?

8. One of my female students left her wallet in the classroom.

9. What pronoun was used in this sentence?

8. "Neither my pierced heart nor the pain made me cry. It was only temporary. Forgetting you was worse than both of those things."
   What pronoun was used to refer to 'pierced heart'/'pain'?

8. Your hand that held mine was warm. It helped me calm me down.

9. What was 'it' referring to?