Hi Expert,
I already read all explanation including Pronz's, and after reading the explanations, I was convinced with the right choice. However, I have following doubts.
1. I saw the snakes lying behind the buildings. They were playing there. They were built before 10 years. --wrong
Above sentence is absolutely wrong. However, it clearly states the meaning: first "they" refers to snakes, and second "they" refers to building
A pronoun can have only one antecedent. Is it
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I already read all explanation including Pronz's, and after reading the explanations, I was convinced with the right choice. However, I have following doubts.
1. I saw the snakes lying behind the buildings. They were playing there. They were built before 10 years. --wrong
Above sentence is absolutely wrong. However, it clearly states the meaning: first "they" refers to snakes, and second "they" refers to building
A pronoun can have only one antecedent. Is it
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