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34 Pronounsew5e_ch34_1.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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34a Consider a pronoun’s role in the sentence.ew5e_ch34_2.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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34b Use who, whoever, whom, and whomever appropriately.ew5e_ch34_3.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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EXERCISE 34.1ew5e_ch34_4.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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34c Consider case in compound structures.ew5e_ch34_5.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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34d Consider case in elliptical constructions.ew5e_ch34_6.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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34e Use we and us appropriately before a noun.ew5e_ch34_7.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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EXERCISE 34.2ew5e_ch34_8.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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34f Make pronouns agree with antecedents.ew5e_ch34_9.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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EXERCISE 34.3ew5e_ch34_10.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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34g Make pronouns refer to clear antecedents.ew5e_ch34_11.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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EXERCISE 34.4ew5e_ch34_12.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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EXERCISE 34.5ew5e_ch34_13.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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EXERCISE 34.6: THINKING CRITICALLYew5e_ch34_14.html515c4b12b11c0feb63000003
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