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7.92 Pronoun Antecedent Agreement Worksheet

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Pronoun–Antecedent Agreement (Including Indefinites) - Ensure clear pronoun–antecedent agreement; fix vague or ambiguous references in context. (CCSS L.7.1; TX TEKS §110.23(b)(10)(D); FL 7.C.3.1; VA 7.LU.1; NY 7L1; GA ELAGSE7L1)

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

The hikers saw a fox near the creek and a deer by the trees. It ran into the brush when the dog barked.

Which revision clarifies that the fox ran into the brush?

AThe hikers saw a fox near the creek and a deer by the trees. The deer ran into the brush when the dog barked.

BThe hikers saw a fox near the creek and a deer by the trees. This ran into the brush when the dog barked.

CThe hikers saw a fox near the creek and a deer by the trees. The fox ran into the brush when the dog barked.

DThe hikers saw a fox near the creek and a deer by the trees. It ran into the brush when the dog barked.

Solution & Explanation:With two possible animal antecedents, 'It' is ambiguous. Naming the intended animal ('the fox') removes ambiguity.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Neither of the computers in the lab updated their software, even though they were scheduled overnight.

Which revision best fixes agreement and clarifies what was scheduled overnight?

ANeither of the computers in the lab updated its software, even though it was scheduled overnight.

BNeither computer in the lab updated their software, even though they were scheduled overnight.

CNeither computer in the lab updated its software, even though the updates were scheduled overnight.

DNeither of the computers in the lab updated their software, even though the computers were scheduled overnight.

Solution & Explanation:'Neither computer' is singular, so 'its software' agrees. Replacing 'they' with 'the updates' clarifies what was scheduled overnight.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

After the interview, the reporter thanked the scientist and her assistant. She offered to send them the draft.

Which revision best removes the ambiguous pronoun 'She' by making it clear that the reporter offered to send the draft?

AAfter the interview, the reporter thanked the scientist and her assistant. It offered to send them the draft.

BAfter the interview, the reporter thanked the scientist and her assistant. She offered to send her the draft.

CAfter the interview, the reporter thanked the scientist and her assistant. The scientist offered to send them the draft.

DAfter the interview, the reporter thanked the scientist and her assistant. The reporter offered to send them the draft.

Solution & Explanation:'She' could refer to the reporter or the scientist. Replacing it with 'The reporter' identifies the antecedent; 'them' clearly refers to the scientist and assistant.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 7 English students. It aligns with educational standard L.7.1 (Demonstrate command of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.).