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What is the pronoun that would replace noun team?

The pronoun that would replace the noun "team" depends on the context and the grammatical function of the noun in the sentence. Here are some options:

If "team" is the subject of the sentence:

* They - "The team is practicing hard. They hope to win the championship."

* It - "The team is a well-oiled machine. It works together seamlessly."

If "team" is the object of the sentence:

* Them - "The coach congratulated the team. He congratulated them for their hard work."

* It - "The team lost the game, but we're still proud of it."

If "team" is the object of a preposition:

* Them - "The coach gave instructions to the team. He gave instructions to them."

Other options:

* They (plural) - can be used if you want to emphasize the individual members of the team.

* It (singular) - can be used if you want to emphasize the team as a whole.

It's important to consider the context of the sentence to determine the most appropriate pronoun.

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