SKILL 45 CHECK PRONOUN REFERENCE FOR AGREEMENT.





SKILL 45 CHECK PRONOUN REFERENCE FOR AGREEMENT.

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While in most cases we know how or what we are referring to, there are some cases where confusion and errors can occur.

 Check each pronoun for its logical antecedent (the noun to which it refers). 

 For example, the pronoun it in the following sentence is ambiguous because the pronoun it doesn't logically refer to any of the nouns.

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