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6.116 Resolve Vague/Ambiguous Pronouns Worksheet

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Resolve Vague/Ambiguous Pronouns - Revise sentences to clarify ambiguous pronoun references and ensure clear antecedents. (CCSS L.6.1; CA L.6.1; MA L.6.1; NY 6L1; TX §110.22(b)(10)(D), (CCSS L.6.1d))

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
The lawyer emailed the client and the assistant about the meeting time. The assistant updated the calendar. Sentence to revise: "After she changed it, she confirmed it with her."
Which revision best clarifies each pronoun and keeps the original meaning?
AAfter she changed it, she confirmed it with her.
BAfter the assistant changed the meeting time, the assistant confirmed the new time with the client.
CAfter the assistant changed it, she confirmed it with her.
DAfter the client changed the meeting time, the client confirmed the new time with the assistant.
Solution & Explanation:In complex sentences, pronouns can point to multiple possible nouns. The best revision repeats the key nouns (people, groups, or objects) so the reader knows exactly who did what.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
The chef tasted the soup and the sauce. The sauce was too salty. Sentence to revise: "When it cooled, it tasted even stronger."
Which revision best clarifies each pronoun and keeps the original meaning?
AWhen it cooled, it tasted even stronger.
BWhen the sauce cooled, it tasted even stronger.
CWhen the sauce cooled, the sauce tasted even stronger.
DWhen the soup cooled, the soup tasted even stronger.
Solution & Explanation:In complex sentences, pronouns can point to multiple possible nouns. The best revision repeats the key nouns (people, groups, or objects) so the reader knows exactly who did what.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
The teacher handed the student the rubric and the assignment sheet. The rubric explained how points would be earned. Sentence to revise: "After he read it, he highlighted it."
Which revision best clarifies each pronoun and keeps the original meaning?
AAfter he read it, he highlighted it.
BAfter the teacher read the rubric, the teacher highlighted the rubric.
CAfter the student read it, he highlighted it.
DAfter the student read the rubric, the student highlighted the rubric.
Solution & Explanation:In complex sentences, pronouns can point to multiple possible nouns. The best revision repeats the key nouns (people, groups, or objects) so the reader knows exactly who did what.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 6 English students. It aligns with educational standard ELA.6.116 (Revise sentences to clarify ambiguous pronoun references and ensure clear antecedents. (CCSS L.6.1; CA L.6.1; MA L.6.1; NY 6L1; TX §110.22(b)(10)(D), (CCSS L.6.1d))).

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