Which sentence contains an antecedent that is unclear, missing, or confusing?

A.
I often use a dictionary because I want to spell everything correctly.

B.
He likes to water the lawn right after he gets home from work.

C.
She told my cousin that if we want tickets, we need to buy them right away.

D.
She remarked that they always say to wash fruit before eating it.

Question

Which sentence contains an antecedent that is unclear, missing, or confusing?	
 
 A.
I often use a dictionary because I want to spell everything correctly.
 
 B.
He likes to water the lawn right after he gets home from work.
 
 C.
She told my cousin that if we want tickets, we need to buy them right away.
 
 D.
She remarked that they always say to wash fruit before eating it.

anonymous · Answer

i think its D but not sure

anonymous · Answer

@zepdrix

tanya123 · Answer

A

anonymous · Answer

@tanya123

anonymous · Answer

thanks have time for more?
@tanya123

tanya123 · Answer

Ok, Make it quick please! and post it on another question...

anonymous · Answer

Which sentence contains an antecedent that is unclear, missing, or confusing?	
 
 A.
If you want to go to garage sales with Rachel on Saturday, she leaves at 7 a.m.
 
 B.
My sister and I have been taking cooking classes, but she's a much better chef than I am.
 
 C.
During the announcements this morning, they said that football practice was canceled.
 
 D.
In the note left on the counter, my mother said she wouldn't be home until later.

tanya123 · Answer

C

anonymous · Answer

Which of these sentences contains an illogical comparison?	
 
 A.
She has more antique glassware than Aunt Margaret has.
 
 B.
Our community pool is larger than Fairfield.
 
 C.
That pink rose is the prettiest rose I've ever seen.
 
 D.
The new extension on the library cost more than expected.

tanya123 · Answer

C

anonymous · Answer

Which of these sentences contains an illogical comparison?	
 
 A.
His cat can climb up higher in the tree than mine can.
 
 B.
She prefers to sit outside during lunch than to be in the middle of the cafeteria.
 
 C.
He needs a quieter place to study than the family room.
 
 D.
Jenna found the most unique dress for the prom.

tanya123 · Answer

D I think

anonymous · Answer

Which sentence uses negative words correctly?	
 
 A.
Never leave a dog in no car on a hot day.
 
 B.
Don't let nobody eat before dinner.
 
 C.
We had barely gotten in the car when it started to pour.
 
 D.
Nobody should say nothing during the test.

tanya123 · Answer

*sigh* Too many questions in one post. What do you think?

anonymous · Answer

do you want me to make a new one?

tanya123 · Answer

Yes, if you have more on the way. But first finish this off.

tanya123 · Answer

A