Which sentence uses pronoun person and number correctly?

A. When Sue was in high school, we couldn't bring cell phones to class.

B. Ballet dancers have to practice every day to perfect her moves.

C. I have painted the windows yellow to match it with the furniture.

D. My neighbor prepared a delicious soup, and I bought some bread to go with it.

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Gabrielle Orr

English

6 April, 08:02

Which sentence uses pronoun person and number correctly?

A. When Sue was in high school, we couldn't bring cell phones to class.

B. Ballet dancers have to practice every day to perfect her moves.

C. I have painted the windows yellow to match it with the furniture.

D. My neighbor prepared a delicious soup, and I bought some bread to go with it.

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Allan Townsend · Answer 1

D. A and B are obvious because sue does not equal we and dancers does not equal her. C caught me, but windowS does not equal it (which is singular). The only answer left is D.