Which pronoun agrees with the antecedent in the sentence?

Either Thomas or Paul will show us _______ drawings this afternoon.

A.
his

B.
their

C.
they're

D.
its
ill medal and fan

Question

Which pronoun agrees with the antecedent in the sentence? 

Either Thomas or Paul will show us _______ drawings this afternoon.
 
 A.
his
 
 B.
their
 
 C.
they're
 
 D.
its
ill medal and fan

annah.bee · Answer

@Awolflover1   do you know

annah.bee · Answer

b makes the most sence but idkkk

awolflover1 · Answer

B is Correct :)

desmarie · Answer

If I am right according to proper English it is A

desmarie · Answer

is it right with A @annah.bee ?

annah.bee · Answer

i dont know, so youthink i should go with A?

desmarie · Answer

I just learned about that and I thought it didnt make sense either but I was wrong but yeah you should try it.

annah.bee · Answer

okay thanks! Ill let you know later if it was right or wrong! :)

desmarie · Answer

please do :)

annah.bee · Answer

@desmarie 

would this be b then?



Which pronoun agrees with the antecedent in the sentence? 

Both Aunt Harriet and Aunt Lucinda like to travel around the country in __________ RVs.
 
 A.
their
 
 B.
her
 
 C.
its
 
 D.
them

desmarie · Answer

I believe it is A again because the first one said Either, the second says Both so in this case you would use "their" cause it is referring to both and not either or.

annah.bee · Answer

okay thanks so much:*