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11.97 Pronoun Case and Reference Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.97 Pronoun Case and Reference. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.97 — Pronoun Case and Reference: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Pronoun Case and Reference.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

When Dana met with Olivia's supervisor, it was her who suggested the schedule change.

Which revision corrects the pronoun case and clarifies who suggested the change?

AWhen Dana met with Olivia's supervisor, Dana suggested the schedule change.

BWhen Dana met with Olivia's supervisor, it was she who suggested the schedule change.

CWhen Dana met with Olivia's supervisor, it was her who suggested the schedule change.

DWhen Dana met with Olivia's supervisor, Olivia's supervisor suggested the schedule change.

Solution & Explanation:'Her' is incorrect after the linking verb in 'it was ___ who,' and the pronoun is also unclear. Replacing it with the specific noun ('Olivia's supervisor') fixes both issues.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

In her speech, the principal thanked the teachers for their patience and the families for their support because they made the program possible.

In this sentence, 'they' is ambiguous because it could refer to ____.

Athe teachers or the families

Bthe speech itself

Conly the program

Donly the principal

Solution & Explanation:The plural pronoun 'they' could point to two plural nouns (teachers and families). A clear revision would name both groups or choose one.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

The museum displayed a painting beside a sculpture, and it attracted most visitors.

Which change best clarifies that the sculpture attracted most visitors?

AThe museum displayed a painting beside a sculpture, and the sculpture attracted most visitors.

BThe museum displayed a painting beside a sculpture, and it attracted a sculpture.

CThe museum displayed a painting beside a sculpture, and it attracted most visitors.

DThe museum displayed it beside a sculpture, and the painting attracted most visitors.

Solution & Explanation:'It' could refer to the painting or the sculpture. Naming the sculpture clarifies what attracted visitors.

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