Vague Pronouns 2

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Vague pronoun:

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A pronoun that is confusing because it could refer to more than one person or thing.

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Vague pronoun example:

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Kelly dropped the glass goblet onto the glass table and it shattered.

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Vague pronoun example:

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Mom gave Lauren her dinner.

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Correct the vague pronoun in: 'Julie told Emily to make the call on her cell phone.'

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Julie handed her cell phone to Emily so that Emily could make the call.

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Fix the vague pronoun: The supervisors told the workers that they would get a bonus.

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The supervisors told the workers that the workers would get a bonus.

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Fix the vague pronoun: The supervisors told the workers that they would get a bonus.

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The supervisors told the workers that the workers would get a bonus.

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Fix the vague pronoun in: Mark called Tom's house all day because he wasn't home.

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Mark spent all day calling Tom's house because he couldn't reach Tom.

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Contains a vague pronoun?

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Just as Mrs. Powell finished brewing Leah a cup of tea, her cell phone rang.

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Contains vague pronouns?

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Hares are often mistaken for bigger rabbits, even though their feet and ears are bigger.

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Find the vague pronoun: I watched a spooky show with Sid and Travis. He was so scared!

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He