When you use a pronoun like "he" or "she," the word should have an antecedent. What does that mean?

The identity of the person should be clear before you use "he" or "she."

You need to identify the person later on.

You need to know whether the words refer to boys or girls.

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21 January, 04:36

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Gerald Esparza · Answer 1

I believe the correct response would be that the identity of the person should be clear before you use he or she.

When you use a pronoun like "he" or "she," the word should have an antecedent. What does that mean?The identity of the person should be clear before you use "he" or "she."You need to identify the person later on.You need to know whether the words refer to boys or girls.