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Eli Abbott
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24 January, 22:33
Where might a pronoun's antecedent appear?
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Wyatt Rose
24 January, 22:43
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A pronoun antecedent might appear somewhere before the noun.
It is usually found in the same sentence, but sometimes it can appear in the sentence before. However, it is always before the noun, never after it.
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