Identify what is wrong with each italicized pronoun reference. If the driver hits another car in a moving violation, the cost of your insurance will go up. indefinite pronoun ambiguous reference no specific antecedent

The useage of the pronoun is wrong "your"

The best answer as to what is wrong with the pronoun is:

C) no specific antecedent

Explanation:

In the sentence "If the driver hits another car in a moving violation, the cost of your insurance will go up," the pronoun "your" is incorrectly used. It has no specific antecedent, or a missing antecedent. As we know, pronouns are supposed to replace nouns in a sentence, and their antecedent should always be clear - except for the indefinite pronouns, such as anyone or something. In this sentence, there is no mention to a second-person pronoun to which the possessive "your" could refer. Thus, is has no specific antecedent.

Note: an ambiguous pronoun is one that has two or more possible antecedents, which makes the sentence unclear.