Answer: The verb tack means to attach, add, or change course. As a noun, tack refers to a small nail, the direction of a ship, or a course of action.
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Topic: Buying Food
One day, I quickly ran to the market to grab some grub(food). I slowly grabbed the bag of chips from the isles and happily skipped to the counter. The cashier quietly awaited for the payment. I furiously looked into my pockets for my money. Quickly scattering my pockets I've come to noticed I had no money. I quickly raced outside the door, throwing the food on the floor. I sadly cried thinking how i lost my money.
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I'm assuming the underlined pronoun is <em>her</em>, because that is the only pronoun. Then, the correct answer is D) Tracey.
Antecedent means that the pronoun refers to the subject before it.
<span> In English, the subject pronouns are I, you, he, she, it, we, ye, they, what, and who.
Option D is the only option with a subject pronoun.
We can't believe the tickets are in the front row!
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