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Rule: Pronoun in one clause may often be deemed to refer to subject of || Clause.Here in this sentence we have 2 clauses:
C1: John encouraged Jerry to start a pest control business C2: He felt that the residents of the city would be willing to pay for the same Subordinating Conjunction : Because
Had it been "John and Jerry" then the confusion might have aroused.However,according to Rule mentioned there shouldn't be any ambiguity.He should refer to John clearly.
Plz Advice !!
Rgds, TGC
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IMHO, there does not seem to be any ambiguity... He seems to clearly refer to John... I would like to hear Aristotle Prep's explanation for why they say it is ambiguous...
Sometimes, a sentence is structured in a way that a pronoun can refer to more than one noun, and as a result the reader is confused about the author‘s intentions.
Incorrect: John encouraged Jerry to start a pest control business because he felt that the residents of the city would be willing to pay for the same. Who does ‗he‘ refer to, John or Jerry?
Correct: John encouraged Jerry to start a pest control business because John felt that the residents of the city would be willing to pay for the same.
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