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Here is a sentence with pronoun(s) whose antecedent(s) can either be derived from the context or is ambiguous.
Sentence: The teacher told the teenager that he hated pasta when he was very young. He was too young to remember at the time, so the teacher reminds him whenever they serve spaghetti at the canteen.
Which of the following options correctly explains the antecedent(s) of the pronoun(s)?
(A) The teacher told the teenager that the teacher hated pasta when the teacher was very young. The teacher was too young to remember.
(B) The teacher told the teenager that the teacher hated pasta when the teacher was very young. The teenager was too young to remember.
(C) The teacher told the teenager that the teacher hated pasta when the teenager was very young. The teacher was too young to remember.
(D) The teacher told the teenager that the teacher hated pasta when the teenager was very young. The teenager was too young to remember.
(E) The teacher told the teenager that the teenager hated pasta when the teacher was very young. The teacher was too young to remember.
(F) The teacher told the teenager that the teenager hated pasta when the teacher was very young. The teenager was too young to remember.
(G) The teacher told the teenager that the teenager hated pasta when the teenager was very young. The teacher was too young to remember.
(H) The teacher told the teenager that the teenager hated pasta when the teenager was very young. The teenager was too young to remember.
(I) Ambiguous.

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