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Pronoun Reference and Antecedent Agreement

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UWF WRITING LAB RULES OF THUMB FOR PRONOUN REFERENCE AND ANTECEDENT AGREEMENT

UWF WRITING LAB RULES OF THUMB FOR PRONOUN REFERENCE AND ANTECEDENT AGREEMENT. From Real Good Grammar, Too by Mamie Webb Hixon. Every man should help his wife with ___ housework. CHOOSE ONE: her, his, their.

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PRONOUN FORM & REFERENCE

PRONOUN FORM & REFERENCE. PRONOUN FORM. PN FORM. Pronouns come in various types: personal possessive demonstrative indefinite relative reflexive interrogative reciprocal. PN FORM. Pronouns come in 3 main forms: subject object possessive

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Rule 1: Each pronoun must refer clearly to a single antecedent.

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Pronouns

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Understanding Clear Reference

Understanding Clear Reference. What does reference mean? Pronouns and antecedents Ambiguous reference General reference Weak reference Indefinite reference Review A Review B. What does reference mean?. When you refer to something, you point to something specific.

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Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement and Pronoun Reference

Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement and Pronoun Reference. Pasco-Hernando Community College Tutorial Series. Pronouns. Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns: he instead of John or they instead of John and Joan. We use pronouns instead of repeating the noun again :

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King Faisal University e- Learning Deanship & Distance Education

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Chapter Twenty-Eight

Chapter Twenty-Eight. Pronoun Agreement and Reference. Pronouns. Writers often use pronouns to take the place of nouns. If you do this, you must be certain that each pronoun agrees with the noun it refers to. Example:

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Faulty Pronouns or Ambiguous Pronoun References

Faulty Pronouns or Ambiguous Pronoun References. Definitions. Pronouns - words that take the place of a noun; examples: he, she, it, they Noun - a person, place, thing, or idea; examples: child, school, pencil, love Antecedent - the noun that a pronoun replaces

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Faulty Pronoun Usage

Faulty Pronoun Usage. http://www.towson.edu/ows/modulepro.htm. Every pronoun you write should refer clearly and unmistakably to ONE PARTICULAR noun. We call this noun the antecedent. Look at the following example: The pronoun "them" clearly refers to the noun disks .

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Lecture 37

Lecture 37. Language Review: Sentences II. In this lecture we will learn. Lack of Parallelism Choppy Sentences Misplaced Modifiers Interrupted Sentence Structure Modifiers of Nouns Adverb Modifiers Dangling Modifiers Double Negatives. Inappropriate Shifts Tense Mood Person

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Bronx Masquerade Character Essay

Bronx Masquerade Character Essay. Corrections for Mrs. Michel. Some General Comments:. A good title shows your reader the direction of your essay. Write about literature in the present tense (even if the story happened a long time ago.)

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Cheat Sheet List

Cheat Sheet List. What you should have on your sheet. Introductions. Claim Purpose Content Map Credibility. Conclusions. Re-statement of Summary of Claim Points Call to Action Closure. Argument Methods. Examples Authoritative Research Experimental Logic Research.

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Unity & Coherence

L E S S O N 11. Unity & Coherence. How to keep unity in an essay?. 1- edit the outline for ideas that are not relevant to the thesis statement or topic sentences.

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Pronoun Reference

Pronoun Reference. Wednesday, September 7 th , 2011 By: Tiana Tocio and Jessica Mastej . Pronoun Reference. Pronoun Reference. Demonstrative Pronouns: this, that, such , and which Relative Pronouns: who, whoever, which, and that . More Than O ne P ossible A ntecedent.

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Revision Checklist: Purpose

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Pronoun Reference: Use of who , whose , which , where , and that

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