The pronouns that correctly replace the underlined antecedents in each sentence are "we," "theirs" and "him," as detailed and explained below.
<h3>What are pronouns?</h3>
Pronouns are usually short words used to replace a noun in a sentence. Pronouns are used to avoid unnecessary repetition by referring to someone or something that has already been mentioned.
In each sentence, the correct pronoun to replace the underlined antecedents is as follows:
- <u>Cari and I</u> like to watch scary movies. - We
- The yellow house is<u> David and Jessica’s house</u>. - Theirs
- Later, Mr. Chen will meet with me and <u>Nathan</u>. - Him
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pretty sure it's C! hope this helped
In the excerpt given above, the words which give the Raven a dignified and elegant appearance are given below:
'IN THERE STEPPED A STATELY RAVEN OF THE THE SAINTLY DAYS OS YORE.
BUT, WITH MIEN OF LORD OR LADY, PERCHED ABOVE MY CHAMBER DOOR.
The poem 'The Raven' by Edgar Allan Poe is about a character who is mourning a lost love. During the course of his mourning in the night, a raven visited him.
The Raven is described as 'stately'. This means that, the raven has the look of royalty about it. The kind of royalty that make the character in the poem to remember the nobler times of old [the days of yore]. The second line of the answer means that, the raven has an important look about it, it acts like an aristocrat, he entered and made straight for the chamber door to sit on it. these two lines show that the raven was behaving as a a noble character.
I think it is postmodernist
