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Mashutka [201]
3 years ago
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Read the sentence. I gave she my only dollar and hoped it would be spent wisely. Which edit corrects the pronoun usage in the dr

aft autobiography? Replace “my” with “mine.” Replace “she” with “her.” Replace “I” with “me.” Replace “it” with “its.” Description
English
2 answers:
Delvig [45]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: The option that corrects the pronoun usage is the second one: Replace "she" with "her".

Explanation:<u> In the sentence provided, the pronoun is functioning as the indirect objec</u>t, that is to say as the recipient of the direct object ("my only dollar"). Moreover, the indirect object is making reference to another person that is not "I"; therefore, the pronoun cannot be replaced with "me" nor "its" because "its" refers to a thing and not to a person. Furthermore, the indirect object does not make reference to a possession; therefore, "mine" cannot be used either. In that way, <u>"she" must be replaced with "her", which is an object pronoun that can receive an action and makes reference to a person (a female)</u>.

wel3 years ago
7 0
Hello there!

The correct option is : Replace "she" with "her"
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I hope that helps!
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