SAT Grammar Pronoun Clarity Quiz Maker - Random High School English Questions

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Vague Antecedent: 'It says in the book...'
Vague Antecedent: 'They should fix the roads.'
Ambiguous Reference: 'Bill told John that he was late.'
Subject Case: 'He and I went...'
Object Case: 'Between you and me...'
Who vs Whom (Subject/Object)
Whose vs Who's
Its vs It's
Their vs There vs They're
Your vs You're
Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement: Number
Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement: Gender
Shift in Person: 'One should do your best.'
Reflexive: 'The gift was for myself.'
Relative: 'The person which...'
Relative: 'The dog who...'
Interrogative Case: 'Whom did you see?'
Indefinite: 'Everyone has their...'
Each (Singular)
Neither/Either (Singular)
Sentence: 'The team lost its/their game.'
Sentence: 'None of the students has/have...'
Sentence: 'If a person is late, they/he should...'
Sentence: 'My friend and me/I played...'
Sentence: 'Give the ball to him/he.'
Sentence: 'It was he/him who called.'
Sentence: 'This is the man whom/who I saw.'
Sentence: 'The jury reached its/their verdict.'
Sentence: 'Everyone must bring his or her/their...'
Sentence: 'The committee members shared their/its ideas.'

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