REVISING SENTENCES WITH ERRORS IN PRONOUN-REFERENCE

1. President Abraham Lincoln delivered his famous Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863 to dedicate a portion of land that would later become the Soldier's National Cemetery.

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2. My carnivorous friends will not join my green-themed weekend picnic since they hate eating anything with vegetables.

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3. Sleeping with the lights off has been proven to have several benefits. For one, it saves a lot of electrical energy.

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4. Maverick uses a recycled plastic container to store random stuff in his kitchen, which he accessorizes with other eco-friendly materials.

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5. Mary and Sarah are new female members of Mr. Luna's science class. Both are senior high school students who came from a private school in the province.

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6. Santino and his mother eagerly watched the news about the earthquake. It was one of the biggest earthquakes that hit the country in decades.

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7. Inspired by the priest's homily, the old woman stepped out of the chapel that had become her second home since she was a child.

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8. According to the weather news reporter, the typhoon has changed its direction westward.

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9. The world-renowned singer dropped her latest single in the digital streaming platform just a few minutes ago. Her fans were absolutely delighted by this news.

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10. The budding driver has finally gotten her driver's license after she underwent weeks of both theoretical and practical driving lessons.

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