In a short story, any pronoun that indicates a person or thing spoken of is given in the person. a. second or third b. third c. second d. first

A. second or third

Example:

Every good homeowner plays their part in keeping the neighborhood clean and safe. 
Antecedent: every good homeowner
Pronoun: their (which is incorrect because "every homeowner" is singular)

For singular antecedents, we should use singular pronouns. Singular pronouns include: I, he, she, it, and you. Since this refers to a second person (every homeowner), we can't use "I", "it", and "you". Hence, we can use "he" or "she" instead. 

CORRECT SENTENCE: Every good homeowner plays his/her part in keeping the neighborhood clean and safe.

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