The following paragraphs contain some pronoun-antecedent agreement errors. Each sentence below contains an antecedent in need of a referent pronoun. For each sentence, write the correct referent pronoun in the blank and then draw an arrow from the referent pronoun to its antecedent. 1. Jim Little or his boys have lost way.

2. Everybody wants to go home so can see friends and relatives.

3. As of today, the team has played seven games, and has won them all.

4. Each of the girls knew that had a chance to win the prize.

5. All of the contestants feel that should win the biggest award.

6. None knows so well the perils and ecstasies of surfing as the surfer who daily pits board against the waves.

7. In the jury room after the trial, the jury members discussed different feelings about the case; they could not reach an agreement.

8. We saw the dog and cat as bounded through the neighbor’s garden.

9. One needs only to take car to the garage to receive a free carwash.

10. The boys or their father saw the flight and expressed pride in the achievement.