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Antecedent means to 'go before'. When we use a pronoun, it is standing in place of a noun that was previously used. The noun that was previously used is called the 'antecedent of the pronoun'. In this lesson, you will learn the essential rules for using pronouns and their antecedents correctly. We will cover how to ensure that the pronouns agree in 'number' and 'gender' with the antecedents they replace. Whether you're a beginner or looking to brush up on your English grammar skills, this video will provide clear examples and helpful tips to improve your writing and communication. Watch to the end so that you may master the art of pronoun-antecedent agreement! At the end is a quiz that will test your understanding of the subject.
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⏰Time-stamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Definition of the Pronoun
01:29 - Definition of the Antecedent
03:18 - Antecedent and Pronoun Agreement in Number
04:18 - Antecedent and Pronoun Agreement in Gender
Guidelines for Agreement
05:41 - Two Antecedents with 'and'
07:32 - Two Antecedents with 'or / nor'
09:21 - Single Indefinite Antecedent
09:37 - List of Indefinite Pronouns
12:00 - Explanatory Phrases
13:24 - Quiz Questions
13:59 - Quiz Answers
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