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Pronouns are the generic words that are used to rename or replace other "brandname" nouns. Examples:
AntecedentsAntecedents describe the word (or group
of words) that a pronoun refers to, replaces,
or renames. A pronoun has meaning to the reader
or listener only if it has an antecedent-a noun
that the pronoun is meant to replace-and only
if it refers to the antecedent clearly. Underlying Principles of the Link Between Pronouns and Their Antecedents1. Every pronoun must refer clearly to one and only one specific noun in the same sentence or in a preceding sentence. 2. Every pronoun must agree with its antecedent
in terms of number, person, and gender.
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