🦩 An implied noun referencing mistake II 🦩

Here is another example of an implied noun referencing mistake:

📝 "Irina is wearing a stunning pink skirt. It is her favorite color."

"It" is supposed to refer to the color pink, but in this example "pink" is an adjective, so "it" can't refer to it. And the stated noun is "skirt," which is what "it" refers to, thus creating confusion.

This is "another example" because the first example was given in the previous post - make sure to read it.

You see, it's these kinds of things that make writing very different from speaking. You say something like "Irina is wearing a stunning pink skirt. It is her favorite color," and no one cares - the conversation keeps going. But you write something like this - and the reader notices because it creates confusion.

Do you love writing as much as I do? 💜