Question

Medal+Fan!

Answer 1

what do you need help on

Answer 2

Choose the correct pronoun in parentheses and use it in the sentence below. Then, find the pronoun's antecedent and type it in the box next to "antecedent."

If your mother doesn't want the dog, give _________ to the animal shelter. (her, it)

Antecedent: _________

Answer 3

Omg you go to k12 i do to

Answer 4

her

Answer 5

antecedent is her

Answer 6

I never heard an animal being called a he/her before :P. That would be weird.

Answer 7

they do when you dont know the name of it

Answer 8

i mean her/him/he

Answer 9

/her

Answer 10

but in this case is her

Answer 11

If your mother doesn't want the dog, give IT to the animal shelter.

If your mother doesn't want the dog, give HER to the animal shelter.

Answer 12

I'm going for IT

Answer 13

1 sec let me show you something

Answer 14

Ok

Answer 15

This is a tricky one! Dogs are male/female and sometimes they refer animals to he or she.

Answer 16

her

Answer 17

www.slideshare.net/yzahmarasigan/english-grammar-in-progress look at this and let me look at 1 more thing

Answer 18

Okay @ShootingStar28 Since they don't disclose the gender, or the name of the dog. What do you think the answer is?

Answer 19

It..?

Answer 20

Antecedent would be her?

Answer 21

https://owl.english.purdue.edu/engagement/engagementprint/1/

Answer 22

look

Answer 23

what do u think

Answer 24

its a gender what is a gender is a gender it or her

Answer 25

www.slideshare.net/yzahmarasigan/english-grammar-in-progress

Answer 26

Do you know what an Antecedent is?

Answer 27

yes

Answer 28

No..

Answer 29

yes

Answer 30

a thing or event that existed before or logically precedes another. or preceding in time or order; previous or preexisting.

Answer 31

that should help

Answer 32

Hmm? I thought an antecedent is when when a noun or another pronoun refers to another pronoun or noun.

Answer 33

thats not what i learned but that true to

Answer 34

It's more a clearer definition, it means the same thing tbh.
@shootingstar28
So now you know the definition. Any ideas?

Answer 35

its her because we dont know the gender

Answer 36

but keep going @Zeronknight

Answer 37

We don't know the gender. So we can't really tell if the dog is a he or a she. @ShootingStar28 Assuming you know the answer?

Answer 38

Well I know that the singular noun is (it)

Answer 39

What do you think the answer is? Remember

an antecedent is when when a noun or another pronoun refers to another pronoun or noun.

Answer 40

ok but if you dont know a gender you go for her/she/he/him

Answer 41

It's different for animals in a way. We don't know the gender of the dog, or the name.

Answer 42

That not what i learned

Answer 43

@ShootingStar28 what unit and what lesson is this

Answer 44

We don't know the dog's gender, would you want to call a dog a she, even though it may not be a she?

@ShootingStar28 Please do not give out your unit and lesson.

Answer 45

This is not from my school, it's for my silbings Homework..

Answer 46

ok if it was k12 it would explain it

Answer 47

shooting is your silbings work online

Answer 48

if it is jest go with it because i guess they learned other things then me

Answer 49

Okay so we don't know the gender of the dog.

The Dog can be any gender but we don't know.

So What is your answer again Star?

Answer 50

IT is what I think the answer is...

Answer 51

Okay, i agree with your answer ^_^

Answer 52

It should be 'it' because if you say her it sounds like you are sending the mother to the shelter :/

Answer 53

Yes it is correct, we don't know the gender, so it could be male, or female! Good job!

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Answer 54

Thank you! :)