5. POINTS OF VIEW AND PRONOUN CONSISTENCY
Third-person point of view
Pronouns are in the he, she, or it (singular) or the they
(plural) forms.
A narrative or description paper. A research paper.
Examples:
(Not consistent) Every time I go to the mall, the
parking lot is so crowded you have to drive around for
hours, looking for a spot.
(Consistent) Every time I go to the mall, the parking
lot is so crowded I have to drive around for hours,
looking for a spot. (Look at page 527)
7. CHOOSING THE CASE OF PRONOUNS
Plural Subjectiv Objective Possessi
Pronouns e Case Case ve Case
1st person I me my
2nd person you you your
3rd person He, she it, Him, her, His, her,
who, it, whom, its, whose
whoever whomever