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Not Knowing What It Is

👉 “It” can refer to any object mentioned earlier. Change the scene from 1 to 4 objects and the number of times “it” appears from 1 to 2, and the possible readings “multiply” to 1, 2, 3, 4, or 9. With only one object, it always has exactly one meaning, no matter how often it is mentioned. 🪞 Even in a short scene with just two objects, both interpretations can be grammatical; repeating the name makes only one meaning clear. 🧾 Finish by choosing sentences that aren’t confusing.