Look at the pronouns in parentheses. Choose ALL of the statements that have correct pronoun-antecedent agreement with those pron
ouns. Are the shoes in the corner yours or mine? (It) is mine.
These books look interesting. Have you read (them)?
Rain has been falling all day long. I hope (it) stops soon.
The clouds look threatening today. Are (he) rain clouds?
One girl has red shoes. I want to be just like (her).
Robbie is a new student here. Have you met (he) yet?
My dog won the gold medal. I was so proud of (them)!
Hillary and I went to the mall last night. Did you see (us) there?
The correct answer is D. noun clause. The clause <em>Maria was not going to show up </em>cannot be independent because it depends on the first part of the sentence. What did Tony realize? - That Maria was not going to show up. Since it doesn't describe a noun or a verb, it cannot be an adjective/adverb clause either.
