SAT Mc Graw Hill 2011

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1

Worksheet 5:


Pronoun-Antecedent Disagreement


530 MCGRAW-HILL’S SAT


Correct any pronoun errors in each of the following sentences.



  1. Although the British parliament conducts debates under very formal and decorous rules, they can often pro-
    duce very animated arguments.

  2. Brown has always been committed to assisting their students by providing him or her with any necessary
    financial aid.

  3. The media ignored the reports, probably because it believed they were not what the public was ready to hear.

  4. The agency decided that they would give control of the project exclusively to Fiona and me.

  5. Each of the girls wanted their idea for the logo design to be considered.

  6. No one who has been through the first week of boot camp ever believes that they will make it through the entire
    six weeks.

  7. Although you shouldn’t read carelessly, one doesn’t need to read slowly, either.

  8. Neither gentleman thought that their team could win the championship.

  9. Students sometimes aren’t ready to handle the extra work when his or her courses become more demanding.

  10. Many modern novels are concerned with situations where love goes unrequited.

  11. Everybody is expected to do their share.

  12. The entire team turned out to be robots who had been programmed to play lacrosse.

  13. The radio station’s board of directors drafted a proposal modifying their advertising policies.

  14. The museum received so many donations that they actually had to return over a million dollars to the
    benefactors.

  15. They usually give the most points to the skater that makes the fewest mistakes.

  16. I like movies where the guy gets the girl.

  17. Each swimmer will have a lane to themselves.

  18. Who was the one that made the error in the third inning?

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