A. second or third
Example:
<span>Every good homeowner plays their part in keeping the neighborhood clean and safe. </span>
Antecedent: every good homeowner
Pronoun: their (which is incorrect because "every homeowner" is singular)
<span>For singular antecedents, we should use singular pronouns. Singular pronouns include: I, he, she, it, and you. Since this refers to a second person (every homeowner), we can't use "I", "it", and "you". Hence, we can use "he" or "she" instead. </span>
<span>CORRECT SENTENCE: Every good homeowner plays his/her part in keeping the neighborhood clean and safe.<span> </span></span>
In this situation, I think a common burglar
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The figurative speech is Simile
Explanation:
A simile is a figure of speech where two things are directly compared and one is an exemplification of the other, it is widely used by writers because it helps to give specific qualities and characteristics to the people and places in the story, here the simile is describing the voice as something peaceful soothing and quiet.
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