In which sentence does the pronoun come before the antecedent?

The dog proudly carried the toy in its mouth.

Selecting the correct present to give someone is often a difficult task.

She is an active girl who loves to play sports.

The cold day chilled the spectators to the bone.

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7 March, 15:27

In which sentence does the pronoun come before the antecedent?

The dog proudly carried the toy in its mouth.

Selecting the correct present to give someone is often a difficult task.

She is an active girl who loves to play sports.

The cold day chilled the spectators to the bone.

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Mason Lawson · Answer 1

She is an active girl who loves to play sports.

Explanation:

A pronoun is a word that renames a noun within a sentence; it can be personal, like you, me, she, they, etc; demonstrative, like that, those, etc; interrogative, like who, what, which, and many more. An antecedent is the word (usually a noun) that the pronoun refers to; it is usually placed before the pronoun within a sentence.

However, in sentence C, you can see that the pronoun she is placed before the antecedent girl that it refers to. This does not happen in the other examples.

In which sentence does the pronoun come before the antecedent?The dog proudly carried the toy in its mouth.Selecting the correct present to give someone is often a difficult task.She is an active girl who loves to play sports.The cold day chilled the spectators to the bone.

In which sentence does the pronoun come before the antecedent?

The dog proudly carried the toy in its mouth.

Selecting the correct present to give someone is often a difficult task.

She is an active girl who loves to play sports.

The cold day chilled the spectators to the bone.