Posted by Babygurl on Tuesday, November 13, 2007 at 8:22pm.
Parents go out of their way making sure they are happy and have what they want and need.
The underlined word is a pronoun but its antecedent isn't clear. It looks like they refers to "Parents," but that doesn't make much sense. What word do you think should be substituted for "they?"
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