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Dela Posted 15 years ago
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I think my mom feels sorry for Mrs. Baker — she says she married a dreamer, and because of that, one of the two of them will always be unhappy.
I'm not clear of each pronoun underlined refers to whom.
I'm not clear of each pronoun underlined refers to whom.
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The first she can refer to either the mom or Mrs. Baker I think, although I reckon it must be the mom; the second refers to Mrs. Baker.
- The first she can refer to either the mom or Mrs.
- Baker I think, although I reckon it must be the mom; the second refers to Mrs.
- Baker.
- Them refers to the couple; the husband can be unhappy, for instance, because the wife (being down-to-earth) doesn't share or appreciate his dreams.
- The wife can be so for the same reason, only from her perspective.
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The first she can refer to either the mom or Mrs. Baker I think, although I reckon it must be the mom; the second refers to Mrs. Baker.
Them refers to the couple; the husband can be unhappy, for instance, because the wife (being down-to-earth) doesn't share or appreciate his dreams. The wife can be so for the same reason, only from her perspective.
It comes down
Them refers to the couple; the husband can be unhappy, for instance, because the wife (being down-to-earth) doesn't share or appreciate his dreams. The wife can be so for the same reason, only from her perspective.
It comes down
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