Question

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Match the phrases that contain antecedents with the phrases that contain the corresponding pronouns.
and waved at it.
and waved at him.
and waved at them.
Mrs. Kawasaki looked at the man
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Mrs. Kawasaki looked at the children
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Mrs. Kawasaki looked at the ship
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Answer 1

Mrs. Kawaski looked at the man and waved at him

Mrs. Kawaski looked at the childern at waved at them

Mrs. Kawaski lookedat the ship and waved at it

Answer 2

1.) man= waved at him

2.) children= waved at them

3.) ship= waved at it

Step-by-step explanation:

1.) as Mrs. Kawasaki looked at the man on her right, since he/him/his (is for someone who might identify as male) and a man is a male.

2.) as Mrs. Kawasaki looked at the children on her Right, Since the word used is "children" that means it's many and when you use "them" it means you are gesturing to many/2 or more people.

3.) as Mrs. Kawasaki looked at the ship to her Right, since she is gesturing to the ship, and a ship is an "it" that means it has no gender.