Which term describes using pronouns according to grammatical rules?

• A. Correct Usage
• B. Pronoun Reference
• C. Effortless Clarity
• D. Feeble

Answer: (A)

Using pronouns according to grammatical rules means choosing the form that matches the antecedent in number, person, and gender, and placing the pronoun in the correct case to keep reference clear. The term that fits this idea is Correct Usage because it signals that pronouns are being employed in a way that adheres to standard grammar conventions, ensuring proper agreement and unambiguous reference. The other options don’t capture this rule-following aspect as precisely: Pronoun Reference describes what a pronoun replaces, not whether its form follows the rules; Effortless Clarity is about writing clarity in general but not a specific term for pronoun correctness; Feeble is unrelated.