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Which subject pronoun replaces "Sophie, Lise, Cristelle, Isabelle et Rober"'?
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Which subject pronoun replaces "Sophie, Lise, Cristelle, Isabelle et Rober"'?

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Answer: elles

Explanation: elles/ them female

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The answer is Ils, since there are 4 female names and one male name, Rober. Because of Rober’s involvement, he made the group a group of Them (boys and girls)
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