Question

assignment active
correcting pronoun - antecedent agree

1. people know that taking tests is hard, but you will get

better grades by studying. 2) i learned this lesson when
my friend and me studied all afternoon, then aced our
final exam for biology. 3) i suggest that if people want to
do well, he should try studying, too. 4) in my opinion,
scoring well on it is all about how you prepare.
change \it\ to
\a test.\
change \you\ to
\your.\
sentence 3: change he to they
sentence 4:

Explanation:

In sentence 4, "it" is a pronoun. The antecedent (the word the pronoun refers to) should be clear. Here, "it" is supposed to refer to "taking tests" from sentence 1. But "taking tests" is plural ("tests"). So, to correct the pronoun - antecedent agreement, we change "it" to "they" (since "taking tests" is plural, the pronoun should also be plural).

Answer:

Change "it" to "they"