Pronoun/Antecedent

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" The dog wagged its tail and ran to the door. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" John and Mike said he would arrive at 5pm. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" The teacher handed out his papers to the students. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" The teacher asked the students to submit hers homework. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" Every child should bring his or her own lunch to school. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" The children finished her homework before going outside. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" Sara and I will bring our books to class tomorrow. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" When Laura and Sarah went to the store, they bought some milk for her. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" The manager spoke to the team about her plans for the project. "

• Yes

• No

Does the following sentence use Pronoun/Antecedent's properly?

" One of the students forgot hers notebook at home. "

• Yes

• No