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The sentence "Their family plans to stay in Poland, as Sofia sees her future in this country" contains multiple pronominal forms that require grammatical analysis. Each pronoun performs specific syntactic and semantic functions within the sentence structure. Examine the morphosyntactic functions and referential properties of the pronouns in this construction. Which alternative accurately characterizes the grammatical architecture?

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B) "Their" (possessive determiner) marks collective possession, "her" (possessive determiner) specifies individual agency, and "this" (proximal demonstrative determiner) indexes immediate spatial/textual referent.

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A) "Their" (plural possessive determiner) creates number disagreement with the singular noun "family," requiring grammatical correction to "its" for proper concord.

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C) "Their" functions as a possessive pronoun in subject position, while "her" operates as an object pronoun, and "this" serves as a distal demonstrative requiring replacement with "that."

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D) The pronominal chain exhibits cataphoric reference where "their" anticipates "Sofia" as subsequent referent, creating forward-looking cohesion across clausal boundaries.

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E) "Their" and "her" function as reflexive pronouns emphasizing the subjects' autonomous decision-making, while "this" operates as an anaphoric demonstrative resolving previous textual ambiguity.

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