Reference no: EM133164772

Pronouns are words that serve as substitutes for nouns. Pronouns must agree with their antecedents (nouns for which they stand) in person, number, and gender. Key the following sentences, selecting the proper pronouns.

1. The executive (that, who) directed the meeting is an effective business leader.

2. Neither Juan nor Jim thinks that (his, their) itinerary should be changed.

3. The executives said that (them, they), along with a group from another company, would attend the seminar in Paris.

4. Office workers who take the minutes of meetings need a parliamentary procedures resource available to (them, they).

5. The committee has promised to have (its, their) findings ready for review at the departmental meeting next week.

6. The executives traveling on business from that office often use (its, their) company's credit cards.

7. The executive and her associate were uncertain how (she, they) should reschedule the trip.

8. The members of the group attending the meeting wanted (its, their) opinions aired before a final vote was taken.

9. The oval table (that, who) was placed in the meeting room will be there only a short time.

10. Mai and Lecia reviewed the meeting agenda before (it, they) was sent to the participants.

Note:  For the Reinforcing English Skills assignments, type the correct version of the sentence and highlight the changes you made to the sentence.