Inactive Tutor answered 04/06/20
The pronoun has to match the antecedent (the noun it is replacing). Since you are replacing the noun 'telephone', and since a telephone is a singular object, the pronoun is 'it.'
Jessica W.
asked 04/03/20The telephone rang and rang, but no one came to answer.
1. It
2. That
3. Them
4. Her
Inactive Tutor answered 04/06/20
The pronoun has to match the antecedent (the noun it is replacing). Since you are replacing the noun 'telephone', and since a telephone is a singular object, the pronoun is 'it.'
Inactive Tutor answered 04/03/20
Hi Jessica,
You don't actually need a pronoun to complete that sentence, but if you must, as your tutor I would ask you:
1) What noun in the sentence is the pronoun replacing? (Remember, pronouns stand in the place of a noun).
2) Which pronoun, of the choices given, matches the noun you answered in #1?
Good luck! For academic honesty, tutors cannot give you the answers to test or assignment questions, but we can guide/tutor you towards finding it yourself with grammar rules and sentence structure help.
Best,
Alisa D.
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