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Read the sentence.


My little brothers like to watch "The Peppy Pirates” on TV, and they drive me crazy!


This sentence contains an example of a


Vague pronoun

Dangling modifier

Subject without a verb

Verb without a subject

Verified Answer :

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The correct answer is vague pronoun.

A vague pronoun is a pronoun that does not clearly indicate the subject that is being referred to. In the given sentence, there are two subjects- "my little brothers" and "The Peppy Pirates”. When the narrator says "...they drive me crazy!", it is unclear whether the word "they" is referring to the brothers or the Peppy Pirates. In the given sentence, the word "they" is the vague pronoun. 

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The sentence "My little brothers..." contains an example of a Vague pronoun.

What is a vague pronoun?

A vague pronoun can be defined as a pronoun that does not clearly refer to a specific person or thing in a sentence. It creates confusion as it could refer to more than one antecedent.

In the given sentence, the pronoun "they" is a vague pronoun as it does not make it clear to whom it is referred.

It may refer to the brothers or the tv show. Therefore the correct option is A.

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