Which sentence has a pronoun with an unclear, missing, or confusing antecedent?

A.

I like going to this restaurant because you get a free appetizer with most orders.

B.

I'm surprised that you can chop raw onions without crying.

C.

Are you auditioning for a particular role in the play?

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Karson Solomon

1 October, 19:25

Which sentence has a pronoun with an unclear, missing, or confusing antecedent?

A.

I like going to this restaurant because you get a free appetizer with most orders.

B.

I'm surprised that you can chop raw onions without crying.

C.

Are you auditioning for a particular role in the play?

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Sasha · Answer 1

The correct answer should be letter (A.) I like going to this restaurant because you get a free appetizer with most orders. In the independent clause, the pronoun "I" is used but in the dependent clause the pronoun "you" is used, so it sounds confusing.

Which sentence has a pronoun with an unclear, missing, or confusing antecedent?A.I like going to this restaurant because you get a free appetizer with most orders.B.I'm surprised that you can chop raw onions without crying.C.Are you auditioning for a particular role in the play?

Which sentence has a pronoun with an unclear, missing, or confusing antecedent?

A.

I like going to this restaurant because you get a free appetizer with most orders.

B.

I'm surprised that you can chop raw onions without crying.

C.

Are you auditioning for a particular role in the play?