Question

In which sentence does the personal pronoun agree with its antecedent?(1 point) Both of my sisters ate her vegetables. Some of the students finished their homework.Someone forgot their sweater at the party.

Answer 1

Some of the students finished their homework.

The antecedent is "some," which is plural, and the pronoun (their) is plural as well.

In the first sentence, the pronoun (her) is singular while the antecedent (both) is plural. In the last sentence, the pronoun (their) is plural while the antecedent (someone) is singular. In neither of those sentences does the personal pronoun agree with its antecedent.