Question

3 Choose the correct item.          14    The baby is hungry. Give it/them some milk.         15    Is this pizza for me? Yes, it/him is.          16    He/Her works as a basketball mascot. Look at he/him​

Answer 1

1 give him some milk .
2 yes , it is .
3 she works as a basketball mascot . Looks her .

Answer 2

1.give some him milk.

2.yes, it is.

3.she works as a basketball mascot.

Looks her.

Answer 3

The correct sentence for each of the given options is:

14. The baby is hungry. Give it some milk. 15. Is this pizza for me? Yes, it is. 16. He works as a basketball mascot. Look at him.

In the first sentence, "it" is used as a singular pronoun to refer to the baby. In English, "it" can be used as a singular pronoun to refer to a baby, regardless of its gender. This is a common practice in English language and is considered grammatically correct , .

In the second sentence, "it/him" is used as a singular pronoun to refer to the pizza. In this case, "it" is used to avoid repetition of the word "pizza". The correct pronoun to use would be "it", making the sentence: "Is this pizza for me? Yes, it is."

In the third sentence, "he/him" is used as a singular pronoun to refer to the person who works as a basketball mascot. The correct pronoun to use would be "he", making the sentence: "He works as a basketball mascot. Look at him."