Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "ballet" in the sentence: My sister hates ballet, but I like ballet.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "DVD" in the sentence: When my grandparents brought me a ballet DVD, I loved the DVD.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "slippers" in the sentence: I should wear dance slippers, but slippers hurt my feet.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "splits" in the sentence: I'm not good at splits, but I am practicing splits.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "grandfather" in the sentence: My grandmother says my grandfather was a beautiful ballet dancer when my grandfather was younger.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "Bill" in the sentence: Bill delivered his speech to the class even though Bill was nervous.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "Emily" in the sentence: Emily called Emily's friend.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "Clark and Sherman" in the sentence: Clark and Sherman finished Clark's and Sherman's homework before class was over.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "Jack" in the sentence: Jack went to see Jack's grandparents.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "Beth and Joey" in the sentence: Beth and Joey went to Beth's and Joey's jobs early.

Determine the pronoun that can replace the antecedent "splits" in the sentence: I'm not good at splits, but I am practicing splits.