Yes. The fault can be having more than one possible antecedent:
"Mike and Bill were on the way to his father's store." (whose father?)
"Mike was walking his dog when he decided to chase a cat."
It can also result from a difference in case with the antecedent.
"The doctor's hand was injured, so he couldn't operate."
A faulty reference occurs when the pronoun in a sentence does not have a clear and unmistakable antecedent, causing confusion for the reader about which noun the pronoun is referring to. This can lead to ambiguous or unclear communication.
it doesnt
No it doesnt has any reference
Every book has a reference to God in some form or other. They may not mention the specific word "God" but they will have a reference such as "lilly of the valley", "rose of Sharon" etc.
A magikarp evolves at lvl 20.Just for future reference, it doesnt matter which virsion the Pokemon is in, it always evolve at the same lvl.
Pi is a part of the Greek alphabet. I would assume it has some personal meaning to the person who had it tattooed.
it all depends on your personal reference. for looks, it would look neater if your hair length is even. but for growing, it doesnt do any harm if your hair is uneven.
it doesnt it doesnt it doesnt it doesnt it doesnt
No he doesnt No he doesnt No he doesnt
Because it doesnt like you... Because it doesnt like you... Because it doesnt like you...
it doesnt work, it breaks it doesnt work, it breaks it doesnt work, it breaks
you cant... he doesnt know you, and probably doesnt want to happy to help (: you cant... he doesnt know you, and probably doesnt want to happy to help (:
she doesnt want to do it or doesnt like what you are telling her...and doesnt want to tell you or you to know