Pronouns

Pronoun/Antecedent AgreementEdit the following sentences to eliminate any problems with pronoun/antecedent agreement.1. I can be standing at the broken copy machine with parts scattered around, and someone will askme to let them make a copy.2. The sophomore class elects their president tomorrow.3. The instructor has asked everyone to bring their own tools to carpentry class.4. If anyone is caught smoking on the premises, they will be severely reprimanded.5. David lent his motorcycle to someone who allowed their friend to use it.6. Life would be great if everyone would just mind their own business.7. Germany is a great country, but they have some problems with racial tension.Pronoun ReferenceEdit the following sentences to correct any errors in pronoun reference.1. The detective removed the bloodstained shawl from the body and then photographed it.2. In Professor Jamal's class, you are lucky to earn a C.3. We have a staff of experienced technicians that will service your copier within two hours of aservice call.4. The Comanche braves' lifestyle was particularly violent; they gained respect for their skill aswarriors.5. All students can secure parking permits from the campus police office; they are open from 8 a.m.until 8 p.m.

6. Many people think the polygraph test is reliable if you hire a qualified examiner.7. The skill level of the students has improved, and they're now better writers.Pronoun CaseEdit the following sentences to eliminate any errors in case.1. My Ethiopian neighbor was puzzled by the dedication of we joggers.2. Sue's husband is ten years older than her.3. We appreciate you bringing this problem to our attention.4. In his first production of Hamlet, who did Laurence Olivier replace?5. The bank doors were locked, and whomever was inside remained there until police arrived.6. It was a secret just between he and I.7. When the thunderstorm began, who did you comfort?