smodak wrote:
Isn't there a pronoun problem in E? Does the pronoun "it" refer to the draft or the convention?
Dear smodak,
A subtle carefulness is required to find out the antecedent of a pronoun. i.e A pronoun can replace a noun and this noun can be the subject or object of the sentence. But a pronoun can't substitute a noun that is the object of a preposition.
Here you can clearly rule out that ****convention is not the antecedent of the pronoun "it" as ***convention is the object
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