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Identify the sentence pair that maintains a consistent point of view. A. You should not try to solve the​ world's problems. One can only solve your own problems. B. We​ can't possibly solve the​ world's problems. We can only try to solve our own problems. C. I​ can't solve the​ world's problems. But one must try as best we can to solve our own problems. D. You cannot solve the problems of the world. But we can help solve our own problems.

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Identify the sentence pair that maintains a consistent point of view.

B. We​ can't possibly solve the​ world's problems. We can only try to solve our own problems.

The subject is used consistently in this pair: it's we in both sentences. The possessive pronoun is also used consistently (our).

The choice of pronouns is inconsistent in A, C, and D:

A - you, one, your.

C - I, one, we.

D - you, we.

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