Match the definition to the term.

1. Pronoun

2. Nominative Case

3. Antecedent

A) a word used in place of a noun

B) the noun for which a pronoun is substituted; the noun to which a pronoun refers

C) the case of pronouns that are used as subjects of verbs and subjective complements

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Gabriella Cooley

31 March, 02:04

Match the definition to the term.

1. Pronoun

2. Nominative Case

3. Antecedent

A) a word used in place of a noun

B) the noun for which a pronoun is substituted; the noun to which a pronoun refers

C) the case of pronouns that are used as subjects of verbs and subjective complements

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Janiah · Answer 1

1 - A, 2 - C, and 3 - B

Explanation:

A pronoun is used in place of a noun. For example "John" can be referred to as "he/his". A nominative case is one of the grammatical cases of a noun or other part of speech. Antecedent means 'to go before' in Latin, thus it refers to the pronoun that was mentioned earlier in the sentence.

Match the definition to the term.1. Pronoun2. Nominative Case3. AntecedentA) a word used in place of a nounB) the noun for which a pronoun is substituted; the noun to which a pronoun refersC) the case of pronouns that are used as subjects of verbs and subjective complements

Match the definition to the term.

1. Pronoun

2. Nominative Case

3. Antecedent

A) a word used in place of a noun

B) the noun for which a pronoun is substituted; the noun to which a pronoun refers

C) the case of pronouns that are used as subjects of verbs and subjective complements