Read the sentence.

I'd like to study biology or math, but it will be difficult.

Which sentence corrects the vague pronoun problem in this sentence?

I'd like to study either one, but it will be difficult.

I'd like to study biology or math, but they will be difficult.

I'd like to study them, but making a choice between the two will be difficult.

I'd like to study biology or math, but choosing between the two will be difficult.

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Braedon Johnston

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15 September, 11:41

Read the sentence.

I'd like to study biology or math, but it will be difficult.

Which sentence corrects the vague pronoun problem in this sentence?

I'd like to study either one, but it will be difficult.

I'd like to study biology or math, but they will be difficult.

I'd like to study them, but making a choice between the two will be difficult.

I'd like to study biology or math, but choosing between the two will be difficult.

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Justin Bell · Answer 1

The answer would be the last one - - "I'd like to study biology or math, but choosing between the two will be difficult."

The vague pronoun in the sentence was "it" in "it will be difficult". With the last option, what will be difficult is explained.