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Pronouns are words that replace nouns to make the sentence simpler. Antecedents are the nouns that are replaced by pronouns. Pronouns and antecedents must agree in person (first person, second person, and third person) as well as in number (singular, plural). Also, pronouns must match their antecedents with gender when dealing with people.
Let's take a look at an example.
"The doctors completed their rounds."
Doctors is a plural noun and there is a plural pronoun. The sentence is correct.
Let's take a look at another example.
"Jill finished her pizza."
Jill is a singular female noun and her is a singular female pronoun. The sentence again is correct.
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Cool video and helpful.
lld1903 3 years ago
Very informative. Covers the subject completely without dragging on and on.
cowboybill104 3 years ago 2
this is a very common mistake that happens in a lot of students' english papers, especially when a longer sentence is formed with many subjects. very informative, and good breakdown of examples.
JiggaTan 3 years ago
This video is very helpful for me and it teaches the basics of grammar.
vikicuil 3 years ago
The video is very helpfull and take good examples
shaliniraj1 3 years ago
very good video
joehe888 3 years ago
Good video for those who make this mistake often. I know that when I proofread my papers as well as other's for my writing class this problem comes up more than one would think. Great vid!
sk8rpaco 3 years ago
Thanks. I learn something new for my upcoming GMAT exam.
teetime2009 3 years ago
Good clean examples, however it would have been good to include one erroneous example then correct it on screen.
ConcordTurk 3 years ago
The video was very much informative.
victvijay 3 years ago