Asked by Josh
How would you correct this sentence?
In many companys everyone, including the President, takes their turn at making coffee.
In many companys everyone, including the President, takes their turn at making coffee.
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Answered by
Kat
Wouldnt the P in president be lower cased? :D
... and how 'bout the "companys" ;D
... and how 'bout the "companys" ;D
Answered by
SraJMcGin
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help forum. "In many companies everyone, including the President, takes a (his/her) turn at making coffee. Everyone is a collective noun and therefore singular. The plural of company is companies.
Answered by
Writeacher
The "p" in "president" is usually lower case unless you're also including a president's name:
~~the president of the country
~~President Ronald Reagan
~~the president of the country
~~President Ronald Reagan
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