English, 24.09.2020 07:01 csamayoa1760

Which of the following sentences from the passage above uses incorrect pronoun-antecedent agreement? (1) Although Francie knew she wasn't such a fast runner, she wanted the chance to run the race
(2) But the coach seemed more interested in winning, so he told her to sit it out.
(5) Francie had worked hard all season, and now they wouldn't even be allowed to run.
(6) The coach saw Francie sitting there, and he scratched his head.
A.
sentence 2
B.
sentence 1
C.
sentence 6
D.
sentence 5

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