Cohesion 2: Pronouns and Anaphora
Learn how to use pronouns and anaphora to avoid repetition and maintain clear references in your text.
Questions
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Which pronoun correctly replaces 'the giant sea turtle' in the second paragraph?
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Sarah loves playing tennis. ____ practices every afternoon with ____ brother.
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Why do writers use pronouns across paragraphs?
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Identify the pronoun that refers back to 'the young scientists' in a previous sentence.
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The boys built a treehouse in the garden. ____ painted ____ bright blue.
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Which possessive pronoun creates cohesion here? 'The dog found a bone. It was ...'
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Which word is an example of anaphoric reference?
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Lucy dropped her phone on the floor. Luckily, ____ did not ____
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Choose the pronoun that maintains cohesion: 'The mountain peak was high. ... was covered in snow.'
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What risk occurs when using too many pronouns without clear nouns?
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The firefighters arrived quickly. ____ put out the ____ in minutes.
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Which demonstrative pronoun links to 'the old books mentioned earlier'?
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Replace the underlined phrase for cohesion: 'The owl flew silently. The owl hunted mice.'
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Tom lost his boots near the river. ____ looked for ____ for hours.
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Which relative pronoun links clauses for cohesion?