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Exercise to identify and clarify unclear pronoun references in four paragraphs.

A document with four paragraphs, each containing highlighted pronouns to identify unclear references, with instructions to rewrite sentences for clarity.

A document with four paragraphs, each containing highlighted pronouns to identify unclear references, with instructions to rewrite sentences for clarity.

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- "He" in "He begs on streets" is unclear — it could refer to the beggar or an unspecified person. Rewrite: "A beggar begs on streets."
- "He" in "He is called street beggars" is incorrect and unclear — “He” is singular, but “beggars” is plural. Rewrite: "Beggars are called street beggars."
- "It" in "they do not contribute to it" is ambiguous — it could refer to society or begging. Rewrite: "they do not contribute to society."
- "They" in "Women / They constitute nearly half..." is redundant and unclear. Rewrite: "Women constitute nearly half of our total population."
- "Them" in "keeping half of Them in the darkness" is unclear — does it refer to women or the population? Rewrite: "keeping half of women in the darkness."
- "development" is not a pronoun; no change needed.
- "them/women" in "so that they can work hand in hand with them" is redundant. Rewrite: "so that they can work hand in hand with women."
- "his" in "with an axe in his hand" is clear — refers to the man.
- "he" in "which he wanted for a particular purpose" is clear — refers to the man.
- "their" in "gave him one of their branches" is unclear — “their” could refer to the trees or another group. Rewrite: "gave him one of the branches."
- "trees" in "fix trees into the axe head" is unclear — it likely means “the branch,” not multiple trees. Rewrite: "fix the branch into the axe head."
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