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31 Jul 2013, 06:55
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Hi.....
i was going through following sentence to test Pronoun & Antecedents
1. All of the cake was gone before we had a change to try it.
In this sentence:-
i.Pronoun "it" refers to Cake
ii."All" is an indefinite pronoun so it will not have any antecedent.
But for "we", i could not find any antecedent.
So just not sure whether "we " has any antecedent?
Kindly help.....
Regards
Kashyap
i was going through following sentence to test Pronoun & Antecedents
1. All of the cake was gone before we had a change to try it.
In this sentence:-
i.Pronoun "it" refers to Cake
ii."All" is an indefinite pronoun so it will not have any antecedent.
But for "we", i could not find any antecedent.
So just not sure whether "we " has any antecedent?
Kindly help.....
Regards
Kashyap
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03 Aug 2013, 14:21
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In that sentence, we does not have an antecedent. We is used to refer to an undefined group of people
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