Define, what is Faulty pronoun referenc and Faulty parallelism? and define cause and effect? give correct answer by English.
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Faulty pronoun reference happens when a pronoun (like it, they, which) does not clearly refer to a specific noun or antecedent, making the sentence confusing. The reader can't tell who or what the pronoun is referring to.
- Example: "When the dog chased the cat, it ran up a tree." (Did the dog or the cat run up the tree?)
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Faulty parallelism occurs when items in a list or series within a sentence are not presented in the same grammatical form. For clarity and balance, all elements in a parallel structure should match in their grammatical type (e.g., all nouns, all verbs, all gerunds, all infinitives).
- Example: "She enjoys running, to swim, and biking." (The non-parallel element is "to swim"; it should be "swimming" to match the other gerunds.)
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Cause and effect describes a relationship between events or actions where one event (the cause) directly leads to another event (the effect). The cause explains why something happened, and the effect explains what happened as a result.
- Example: The cause was the student studied hard, and the effect was that they passed the exam.
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