Misleading and Ambiguous Pronouns
A pronoun should be placed so that it clearly refers to a specific noun, called its antecedent. If it is not, it is called a misleading pronoun - that is, one with that implies a match to the wrong noun.
A pronoun should be placed so that it clearly refers to a specific noun. If it does not, it is known as an ambiguous pronoun
A pronoun should be placed so that it clearly refers to a specific noun, called its antecedent. If it is not, it is called a misleading pronoun - that is, one with that implies a match to the wrong noun.
A pronoun should be placed so that it clearly refers to a specific noun. If it does not, it is known as an ambiguous pronoun