Pronouns and Reference Pronouns improve flow, but unclear reference weakens writing. Exam tip Ensure each pronoun clearly points to one noun. Extended explanation and examples At this level, accuracy and flexibility are both important. Do not only memorize rules—practice choosing the correct pattern for a realistic…
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Pronouns and Reference
Pronouns improve flow, but unclear reference weakens writing.
Exam tip
Ensure each pronoun clearly points to one noun.
Extended explanation and examples
At this level, accuracy and flexibility are both important. Do not only memorize rules—practice choosing the correct pattern for a realistic communication goal, then justify your choice.
Common exam mistakes
- using direct Norwegian sentence order in complex clauses
- missing article before singular countable nouns
- unclear reference words and weak cohesion
- mixing tense systems without timeline logic
Applied example set
- Incorrect: "People is affected by media." → Correct: "People are affected by media."
- Incorrect: "In future society change fast." → Correct: "In the future, society will change rapidly."
- Weak: "This is bad." → Improved: "This development may increase inequality in access to education."