In the sentence, the pronoun has an ambiguous antecedent. Kara was a skilled swimmer, and she did it every morning.

Which version of the sentence is most clear?

A skilled swimmer, Kara did it every morning.

Being a skilled swimmer, Kara did it every morning.

Kara did it every morning because she was a skilled swimmer.

Kara was a skilled swimmer, and she swam every morning.

Kara was a skilled swimmer, and she swam every morning.

Kara was a skilled swimmer and she swam every morning

Explanation:

Kara did it every morning because she was a skilled swimmer. was not the right pronoun or the other two answers pronoun replaces a noun (which is a person place or thing) with person: he or she, place: over there, and thing: it which Kara was a skilled swimmer and she swam every morning makes the most sense with pronouns. hope this helps