How can one omit the third-person pronoun in sentences entirely? [closed]
I have a task which involves my having to show how I can write in different ways in English. Thus far, I have shown how I can write in a multitude of ways in a reasonably successful way, but I am rather stumped now that I am being asked to form sentences where there is no mention of any third-person pronoun at all. This is something with which I am really, really struggling, but completing the task is something imperative, as I won't be able to move on otherwise to the other tasks that I need to complete.
I have searched the Internet and, well, that proved useless, so now I am really, really hoping to get an answer from someone on here to this pressing question of mine.
Thanks to all in advance!
This calls for examples.
Before: "She took the trash out because it was overflowing, and Bob said he was grateful to her."
After: "Ally took out the overflowing trash and Bob expressed gratitude."
Before: "James Bond shot him. He fell down dead."
After: "James Bond shot the villain. The target fell down dead."
Some strategies:
Use nouns instead of pronouns. ("Ally" instead of "she")
Instead of repeating the same noun, replace it with other descriptions. ("The villain," and "the target" both replace "him" and "he.")
Avoid repetition ("The overflowing trash" only refers to the garbage once, whereas "the trash because it was overflowing" refers to it twice.)