Step:
1: Understand the problem.
2:Exercise caution when you have two singular antecedents with the same gender.
3: A possessive noun should not be the antecedent for a pronoun.
4: Use the pronoun <u>they</u> with precision.
5: Use the pronoun <u>it</u> with precision.
6: Confirm that the pronouns <u>this, that,</u> and <u>which</u> have single, clear antecedents.
7: Use second-person pronouns only for direct address.
8: Make sure that the pronouns <u>who, which,</u> and <u>that </u>refer to the right types of nouns.
Those are some simple steps, hope that helps!!
their, because it addresses everyone and not just one person
Answer:
There is a lot of dangerous games but the real physicals are the most dangerous depending on where you live at....
Explanation:
The correct answer is option C. There is a connection between the themes of the individual vs. society and tradition vs. change.
The text suggests that the speaker would not go against his traditions on normal circumstances, his traditions consisting on not putting their brothers in any danger - this suggests the risk of inciting a war with other groups -. The speaker finds the apparition of a white man to be a special circumstance, and struggles on whether to change the ways of his father by challenging this individual, finally opting for change. This evidences a connection between the elements of option C.
As for the rest of the options:
A. The speaker is most likely inciting a war by challenging the white man, rather than making peace.
B. Okonkwo is a character from the story <em>"Things Fall Apart" </em>by Chinua Achebe, from which the excerpt was taken. In the story, he is described as brave, violent, and struggling with change, but embracing it at a certain point. Given his nature, he is most likely to agree with the speech.
D. The speaker opts for fighting a single man, not for annihilating an entire race.
A) a different form of entertainment by Deaf artists
