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29 Jun 2020, 01:37
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Hi all,
I’ve been prepping for the GMAT for over 3 months and almost exhausted the OG18.
I’m using Arestotle Prep SC grail and was confused about pronouns in independent clauses.
Is it okay for the subject to be a pronoun when connecting two independent clauses?
for eg:
Mark ran very fast today, and he ate ice-cream.
(It’s not mentioned in the SC grail about the use of pronouns as the subject of the 2nd clause)
Would appreciate if anyone can clear my doubt!
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I’ve been prepping for the GMAT for over 3 months and almost exhausted the OG18.
I’m using Arestotle Prep SC grail and was confused about pronouns in independent clauses.
Is it okay for the subject to be a pronoun when connecting two independent clauses?
for eg:
Mark ran very fast today, and he ate ice-cream.
(It’s not mentioned in the SC grail about the use of pronouns as the subject of the 2nd clause)
Would appreciate if anyone can clear my doubt!
Posted from my mobile device
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29 Jun 2020, 23:13
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Hi strsf, grammatically, this sentence seems fine. he would correctly refer to Mike.
p.s. Our book EducationAisle Sentence Correction Nirvana discusses Pronoun usage in clauses, its application and examples in significant detail. If you or someone is interested, PM me your email-id; I can mail the corresponding section.
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