Which sentence has an unclear or missing pronoun antecedent?

A.

Henry paid for his movie ticket entirely with quarters.

B.

The twins have made plans for their birthday party this weekend.

C.

After talking to my friends, I realized it was not something I would enjoy.

D.

My mother lost one of her earrings down the drain

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Brooke Murillo

15 March, 18:10

Which sentence has an unclear or missing pronoun antecedent?

A.

Henry paid for his movie ticket entirely with quarters.

B.

The twins have made plans for their birthday party this weekend.

C.

After talking to my friends, I realized it was not something I would enjoy.

D.

My mother lost one of her earrings down the drain

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Answers (2)

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Robert Gibbs · Answer 1

Yea its C because it's not as specific as the rest are.

Cornelius · Answer 2

A--You know the person (Henry) and the topic (paying for a movie ticket).

B--You know the people (the twins) and the topic (plans for their party).

D--You know the person (my mother) and the topic (lost an earring).

BUT for C there is a very vague sentence that makes you question: what is it that they wouldn't enjoy? So it is C.