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(20 POINTS) What is the antecedent for the pronoun "they" in the following passage? The bikes went through the hedges and the garage door, but they did not need many repairs. The bikes The hedges The garage
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(20 POINTS) What is the antecedent for the pronoun "they" in the following passage?

The bikes went through the hedges and the garage door, but they did not need many repairs.

The bikes
The hedges
The garage door and the hedges
The antecedent is unclear.

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the bikes is the answer


User Sreetam Das
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The bikes is the answer. I hope this helps . Good luck! :)
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