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Correct the sentence by selecting the correct pronoun usage. I would not want to be Rita or her. them Rita or she she or her correct as is
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Correct the sentence by selecting the correct pronoun usage.
I would not want to be Rita or her.
them
Rita or she
she or her
correct as is
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correct as is
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The correct answer is this one: "correct as is." The sentence I would not want to be Rita or her has shown the correct use of pronouns. If in case of a male character, just for example, "
Jane or him," instead of saying that as "Jane or his."
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