Two oral histories
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The strike lasted five weeks. Both interviews were recorded decades later. The report about Laleh's interview includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
Practice
Fifty original SAT-style Form, Structure, and Sense questions for Topic 10-7.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The strike lasted five weeks. Both interviews were recorded decades later. The report about Laleh's interview includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about Laleh's interview includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies the old depot shell as the retained exterior of a fictional rail depot and the reading rooms as new interior spaces built inside the depot. The records concerning the old depot shell retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning the old depot shell retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that Mara and Ilan use light to turn an ordinary room into a place of wonder. The report about Mara includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about Mara includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Engineers measure approach speeds before installation. They repeat measurements one month afterward. The records concerning raised crossings retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning raised crossings retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The hybrid layout supports both historical sequence and comparison. Visitors may skip the alcoves. The report about chronological layout includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about chronological layout includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The garden once occupied a narrow courtyard. Rainwater collected in a painted barrel. The records concerning Nia retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Nia retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies translated notices as multilingual versions of town announcements and audio summaries as recorded explanations distributed by telephone. The report about translated notices includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about translated notices includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that Voice One and Voice Two portray the same dawn from contrasting sensory frames. The records concerning Voice One retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Voice One retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Tomas checks the clock after hearing a delay. He boards when the minute hand finally reaches twelve. The report about Tomas includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about Tomas includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Question-based labels produce more references to visual details. The study does not measure long-term memory. The records concerning short object labels retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning short object labels retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The mural covers a school courtyard. The archive includes paint samples. The report about planning sketches includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about planning sketches includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies Evelyn's map as a hand-drawn map in an original novel and Rafi's map as a precise printed map in the same novel. The records concerning Evelyn's map retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Evelyn's map retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that fixed shifts and self-selected shifts cover the same total weekly hours. The report about fixed shifts includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about fixed shifts includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The theater consults audience advisory groups. It publishes both guides online and at the venue. The records concerning plain-language synopsis retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning plain-language synopsis retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Listeners notice the final note more strongly after the silence. The response comes from one rehearsal audience. The report about Leena includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about Leena includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Both parks are accessible by bus. Only Willow Park has a pond. The records concerning Ridge Park retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Ridge Park retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies ridge moss as a synthetic moss sample collected from exposed stone and hollow moss as a sample collected from a shaded depression. The report about ridge moss includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about ridge moss includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that Amal and the blue coat connect Amal's present discomfort with a family memory. The records concerning Amal retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Amal retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Staff weigh discarded food before posting signs. They rotate both messages between dining halls. The report about cost-framed signs includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about cost-framed signs includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Coat temperature differs more than germination timing. The study tests one plant variety. The records concerning dark-coated seeds retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning dark-coated seeds retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The village has no view of the sea. The kiln burns behind a stone wall. The report about Davin includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about Davin includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies online map comments as location-tagged responses in a synthetic transit consultation and guided neighborhood rides as in-person route observations with residents. The records concerning online map comments retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning online map comments retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that continuous hedge and spaced planters increase moth observations relative to bare routes. The report about continuous hedge includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about continuous hedge includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Suri collects anonymous concerns in a box. Both candidates add the most common concern to their plans. The records concerning Suri retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Suri retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Participation increases after the timing change. Attendance outcomes are not measured. The report about before-school service includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about before-school service includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Each prototype has the same mass. Tests occur indoors without sunlight. The records concerning ribbed tiles retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning ribbed tiles retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies the postcard as a message sent in an original epistolary story and the river as the landscape described on the card. The report about the postcard includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about the postcard includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that the fountain plan and the shade plan aim to increase use of the square. The records concerning the fountain plan retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning the fountain plan retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Bees train with one marker type. Researchers test immediate and delayed choices. The report about color cue includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about color cue includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The masked version directs attention from facial expression to voice. The effect is observed only during rehearsal. The records concerning Mei retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Mei retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The test route contains seven turns. Participants begin from the same entrance. The report about blue floor markings includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about blue floor markings includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies woody barriers as small structures placed in a synthetic stream and planted banks as native vegetation added along the same reach. The records concerning woody barriers retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning woody barriers retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that Jun and Jun's ledger show that baking and community care are intertwined. The report about Jun includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about Jun includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. A curator groups fragments by clay composition. She reconstructs how firing changed the finished surfaces. The records concerning river-clay bowls retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning river-clay bowls retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Flower shape changes visitation pattern more than total nectar use. One week of unusually strong wind is excluded. The report about wide flowers includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about wide flowers includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The courtyard is too narrow for direct sunlight. Laundry lines cross above them. The records concerning Asha retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning Asha retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies descriptive captions as museum captions naming visible features and interpretive captions as captions proposing a possible meaning. The report about descriptive captions includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about descriptive captions includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that cool storage and warm storage uses identical cell models. The records concerning cool storage retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning cool storage retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Mina photographs every worn surface. She reinforces the frame and returns the chair unpainted. The report about the carved chair includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about the carved chair includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Visitors follow the district's daily rhythm more easily with both media. The installation represents one month. The records concerning field recordings retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning field recordings retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Sites are separated by equal distances. Rainy recordings are removed. The report about automated microphones includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about automated microphones includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies harbor tax lists as invented records from a coastal town's market and vendors' petitions as invented requests submitted to the town council. The records concerning harbor tax lists retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning harbor tax lists retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that version A and version B retain the poem's central image of a turning wheel. The report about version A includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about version A includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Researchers plant both lines across four salt treatments. They measure height and leaf color after six weeks. The records concerning line K retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning line K retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Block Alder remains cooler, though both blocks reduce direct sun. The survey does not measure winter conditions. The report about Block Alder includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about Block Alder includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The concert itself is fictional. The poster uses two typefaces. The records concerning large date text retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning large date text retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The entry identifies healthy-reef sounds as recordings used in a synthetic marine experiment and quiet control speakers as speakers installed without sound playback. The report about healthy-reef sounds includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about healthy-reef sounds includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. The account explains that mobile library stops and extended evening hours aim to expand access beyond ordinary daytime visits. The records concerning mobile library stops retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning mobile library stops retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Students study the notation before rehearsal. They compare the video when a symbol is unclear. The report about symbolic notation includes Grammar form blank: _____ own source list.
singular report → its
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
the report (singular, third person)
Incorrect. Our shifts to first person without an antecedent.
Incorrect. Your shifts to second person without an antecedent.
Correct. Its agrees with and clearly refers to the singular report.
Incorrect. Their is plural in this unambiguous context.
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its. The conventionally completed text reads: “The report about symbolic notation includes its own source list.”
singular report → its
possessive determiner
The singular inanimate antecedent report requires its.
The report links a pronoun to a clearly identified antecedent. Surface texture predicts droplet spread. Artificial leaves simplify natural variation. The records concerning waxed leaves retain Grammar form blank: _____ original labels.
plural records → their
pronoun-antecedent agreement
The plural antecedent records requires their.
the records (plural, third person)
Incorrect. Its is singular.
Incorrect. Our introduces first person.
Incorrect. Your introduces second person.
Correct. Their agrees with the plural records.
The plural antecedent records requires their. The conventionally completed text reads: “The records concerning waxed leaves retain their original labels.”
plural records → their
possessive determiner
The plural antecedent records requires their.
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