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Which revision eliminates the confusing pronoun in this sentence? Christopher told me that his father was a police officer when he was in seventh grade. Christopher told myself that his father was a police officer when he was in seventh grade. When he was in seventh grade, Christopher told me that his father was a police officer. Christopher told me that Christopher's father was a police officer when he was in seventh grade. When his father was a police officer, Christopher told me he was in seventh grade.

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When he was in seventh grade, Christopher told me that his father was a police officer. Is the answer.

The revision that eliminates the confusing pronoun in this sentence is "Christopher told me that his father was a police officer when he was in seventh grade".

What do you mean by pronoun?

A word that is substituted for a noun or noun phrase is known as a pronoun.

A pronoun might refer to more than one antecedent in a sentence when there is an unclear or confusing pronoun reference.

In the abovementioned sentence, there is no confusing pronoun as the pronouns used "his" and "he" only refers to one antecedent that is Christopher.

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