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Intermediate Practice Exercises - Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
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1
Choose the sentence that uses pronouns correctly, avoiding problems with pronoun-antecedent agreement and/or gender bias.
A)Spectators in the upper deck must bring binoculars.
B)A spectator in the upper deck must bring their binoculars.
C)Spectators in the upper deck must bring his binoculars.
2
Choose the sentence that uses pronouns correctly, avoiding problems with pronoun-antecedent agreement and/or gender bias.
A)Teachers will post their office hours this week.
B)Every teacher will post his office hours this week.
C)Every teacher will post their office hours this week.
3
Choose the sentence that uses pronouns correctly, avoiding problems with pronoun-antecedent agreement and/or gender bias.
A)A nurse should have compassion for all of their patients.
B)A nurse should have compassion for all of her patients.
C)Nurses should have compassion for all of their patients.
4
Choose the sentence that uses pronouns correctly, avoiding problems with pronoun-antecedent agreement and/or gender bias.
A)Habitual gamblers can seek professional help for their addiction.
B)A habitual gambler can seek professional help for his addiction.
C)A habitual gambler can seek professional help for their addiction.
5
Choose the sentence that effectively avoids problems with pronoun-antecedent agreement and/or gender bias.
A)In all clubs, a president should know their members.
B)In all clubs, a president should know his members.
C)In all clubs, presidents should know the members.





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