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Howie often uses mannequins when he designs clothes for Ralfie and me. Who or what is the antecedent of “he” in the above sentence? A. Ralfie B. mannequin C. me D. Howie
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Howie often uses mannequins when he designs clothes for Ralfie and me.

Who or what is the antecedent of “he” in the above sentence?
A.
Ralfie
B.
mannequin
C.
me
D.
Howie

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I think the answer would be D. howie
Antecedent basically means previous or before something so it wouldn’t be ralfie or me
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