Which term is about 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 is about correct usage. It means applying standard grammar when choosing pronoun forms, ensuring they match the antecedent in number and person, and using the right case for subject or object so sentences read clearly and correctly. For example, in “John said he would arrive,” the pronoun “he” correctly refers to John and is the proper subject form; using “him” in that position would break the rule. This focus on adhering to grammar rather than just reference or readability explains why this label fits best. The other terms describe related ideas but not the rule-governed application: pronoun reference centers on which noun the pronoun points to; effortless clarity is about overall readability; feeble isn’t a relevant term.