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Neither the king nor the prince rode in _____ carriage. Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence if the king and the prince own different carriages? his or her their his h…

Neither the king nor the prince rode in _____ carriage. Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence if the king and the prince own different carriages? his or her their his h…
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Neither the king nor the prince rode in _____ carriage.

Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence if the king and the prince own different carriages?


his or her

their

his

her

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Answer: his

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User Dbrane
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The answer is: his. When it says neither, that means it talks about both of their carriages.
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