Question

Answer the following questions according to the formal grammar rules.
Which of the following corrects the pronoun error in this passage?
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. It makes them happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. It makes them happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. This makes the volunteers very happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. They make them happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. Reading makes them happy.

Answer 1

there

Answer 2

my no good at speking elgash

Answer 3

ty @Questionnare

Answer 4

That's okay. Let's go through the mistakes of the answer choices.
"The sixth-grade students liked volunteering their time to read to the elderly people in the hospital. It made them happy." This is technically right, but the second sentence can be confusing.

Answer 5

Answer the following questions according to the formal grammar rules.
Which of the following corrects the pronoun error in this passage?
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. It makes them happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. It makes them happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. This makes the volunteers very happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. They make them happy.
The sixth graders like to volunteer their time to read to the elderly in the hospital. Reading makes them happy.

Answer 6

No, this person is learning english.

Answer 7

i speek chinese rusian spanish but i was bor an english

Answer 8

The best choice is B) it made the volunteers happy.
The first sentence is correct, so A is wrong.

The error in the second sentence is that we don't know who "them" refers to. It (reading to the elderly) made "them" happy, but who is them? The volunteers or the elderly people?
B) clarifies this point by saying that it made the volunteers happy.