Paralegal

Answer: C - After Carol closed the deal, she celebrated by taking everyone to dinner at the most expensive restaurant in town. When a pronoun is used in an introductory phrase, the noun it replaces must be the first word of the main clause of the sentence-the noun should follow the comma at the end of the introductory phrase. Answer C is the correct choice because it does not correctly use the noun in the introductory phrase. In most situations, the noun must be the first word of the main clause of the sentence with the pronoun used in the introductory clause. Answer A is not the correct choice because a pronoun is used in the introductory clause that refers to the noun (“the corporate plaintiff”) in the main clause, and the noun is the first word in the main clause. Answer B is not the correct choice because, for clarity, the noun can be used in introductory phrase and then used again as the first word in the main clause of the sentence. Answer D is not the correct choice because it does not use a pronoun or a noun (that is also the subject of the sentence) in the main clause.