Narrations by Greg Oberst
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Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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Hi, This is Greg Oberst. So the above examples have been relatively easy because each example included only one pronoun. However, some sentences contain several pronouns. This may make them a bit trickier, but you can still easily pick out thes mistakes. If you remember a few simple rules. First, one antecedent can have any number of pronouns If they all make sense. Imagine that someone asked you to give up the one thing that you hold the most dear in your life, your most useful, helpful, prized possession and ask you to trade it in for some mystery object that you didn't even have a clear concept off. And every fiber in your body told you not to trade it in. But they assured you it would be worth it in the end. Okay, so in the previous lessons, you learned how to create a blank presentation and how to use slide layouts. And you also learned how to add a theme to that presentation, which could give it some pop