Which personal pronoun agrees with its antecedent and correctly completes the sentence? "let's listen to susie," said coach bond. "what would blank space like to tell us, susie? " 1.they 2.he 3.you 4.she

3. you

Susie is being specifically addressed in the second sentence and is, in this case, the antecedent. The antecedent should agree with the pronoun, and Susie is one person (singular) . This makes "they" incorrect. Because the second sentence is also interrogative (a question) and (again) addressed specifically to Susie, the correct answer is not "he" or "she." Therefore the correct answer is #3, "you." "You is the personal pronoun that correctly replaces its antecedent," Susie. "

Because she’s in school