Pronoun "there"
"What was its significance?” he asked about the site. “And where did they go from there?"
(From NYT.)
Is there a pronoun and the site its antecedent in the passage above?
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” he asked about the site. ) Is there a pronoun and the site its antecedent in the passage above? If you read the article (and you should have provided a link so we could take a look for ourselves), you see that the whole article is about "the site" known as L’Anse aux Meadows and its Viking inhabitants.
- ” he asked about the site.
- ) Is there a pronoun and the site its antecedent in the passage above?
- If you read the article (and you should have provided a link so we could take a look for ourselves), you see that the whole article is about "the site" known as L’Anse aux Meadows and its Viking inhabitants.
- So "they" is the Vikings who lived there, and "there" is L’Anse aux Meadows.
- How could it be otherwise?
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anonymous"What was its significance?” he asked about the site. “And where did they go from there?"
(From NYT.)
Is there a pronoun and the site its antecedent in the passage above?
If you read the article (and you should have provided a link so we could take a look for ourselves), you see that the whole article is abou
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