Unclear Antecedents

 

When you use a pronoun like "his," you know who you mean. But does your reader? If you're not careful, it can be unclear which person your pronoun refers to. And this problem, called unclear antecedents, isn't limited to personal pronouns, either. Here's how to avoid this common error.

 

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