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English Grammar
Sentence Structure
Subject-Verb Agreement
Explain what is wrong with the following sentence and make any corrections if necessary: “Neither the mouse nor the rats could find its way through the maze.”
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To what does 'its' refer? To what SHOULD 'its' refer?
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