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Check pronoun referents and remove ambiguity.
Pronouns den, det and de reduce repetition, but the reader must identify their reference. When two nouns compete, repeat the noun or rephrase.
noun → unambiguous pronoun / repeat noun when needed
| Bokmål | Meaning or use |
|---|---|
| en plan → den | singular common noun; clear reference required |
| et forslag → det | singular neuter; multiple neuters may compete |
| flere løsninger → de | plural; identify the intended group |
Planen er ny. Den skal vurderes etter en måned.
The plan is new. It will be assessed after a month.
Forslaget er endret. Det sendes til gruppen.
The proposal changed. It is sent to the group.
Løsningene er prøvd. De fungerer ulikt.
The solutions were tried. They work differently.
Planene er nye. Den skal vurderes.
Planene er nye. De skal vurderes.
Planene is plural, referring to all plans, so use De.
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Choose the reformulation preserving the lesson’s rule and meaning.
The only referent is et forslag. Choose det / den / de.
Given word: det / den / deForslaget er klart. _____ sendes i morgen.
Rebuild the sentence starting with: De
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You mean the report, not the proposal, is sent tomorrow. Which is clearest?
Which editing principle is more accurate?