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Correct the following sentences. Each
sentence has one pronoun error in it. |
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One must work hard and save money
because in years to come it is difficult to know how much money
they may need to survive. |
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My brother and his wife were caught
in the storm on her way home last night. |
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Both Rosemary and her sister took
her medicine before going to bed. |
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It is sometimes difficult for one
to imagine what might happen when you grow old. |
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Neither my parents nor my sister
brought much luggage with them. |
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Either Samuel or his friends will
have to bring his car tomorrow. |
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The boys and their father couldn't
find his way home through the jungle. |
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You might have problems getting a
ticket at the station but one can always book in advance. |
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Joe and his friends had no
alternative but to retrace his steps back through the
plantation. |
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If one doubts the truth of the
man's accusations we can always go to the police. |
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Answers |
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1. |
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One must work hard and save money
because in years to come it is difficult to know how much money
one may need to survive. |
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2. |
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My brother and his wife were caught
in the storm on their way
home last night. |
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3. |
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Both Rosemary and her sister took
their medicine before going
to bed. |
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4. |
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It is sometimes difficult for one
to imagine what might happen when one
grows old. |
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5. |
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Neither my parents nor my sister
brought much luggage with her. |
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6. |
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Either Samuel or his friends will
have to bring their car
tomorrow. |
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7. |
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The boys and their father couldn't
find their way home through
the jungle. |
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8. |
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You might have problems getting a
ticket at the station but you
can always book in advance. |
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9. |
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Joe and his friends had no
alternative but to retrace their
steps back through the plantation. |
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10. |
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If one doubts the truth of the
man's accusations one can
always go to the police. |
