Question

Which pronoun agrees with the antecedent in the sentence?

Neither Sarah nor Rachel has brought ______ tennis racket.



A.
her


B.
their


C.
hers


D.
there

Answer 1

@confluxepic

Answer 2

@Joel_the_boss

Answer 3

B?

Answer 4

Do you have a guess?

Answer 5

no but i think its B but im not sure

Answer 6

http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/there_their_theyre.htm

As I posted in the previous question.

They're is short for they are.
Their shows possession. It's just like my, his, her, and our.
There is a place. It's similar to here.

Answer 7

^

Answer 8

so B or D?

Answer 9

One of them.

Answer 10

Your first guess is correct.

Answer 11

@brucebaner

Answer 12

is the sentence telling you tht the narrator is pointing or showing a specific object? Remember the It's over there. As for the other one it is, It is theirs.

Answer 13

so B?

Answer 14

'Their' is used in terms of possession.

'There' is used in terms of location.

Is the sentence referring to possession or location?

Answer 15

Yes, B.

Answer 16

Their means they own it

There is like giving directions. It's over there

They're is short for they are, so your describing an action. They are eating ham.