Which sentence has two antecedents and one pronoun Laurie likes to bake in her new oven. Cody Aleena sold their car. His tie does not match his shirt. My school have an October break.?

Here's why:

* Antecedents: The words that a pronoun refers to. In this case, the antecedents are "Cody" and "Aleena".

* Pronoun: "Their" refers to both Cody and Aleena.

Let's break down the other sentences:

* Laurie likes to bake in her new oven. "Her" refers to Laurie (one antecedent).

* His tie does not match his shirt. "His" refers to the same person (one antecedent) in both instances.

* My school have an October break. This sentence has a grammatical error. "School" is singular, but "have" is plural. There's no pronoun here.