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Using correct pronouns
Each of the children willingly did (his or her, their) share of the camp duties.
Would the correct pronoun be his or her?
Someone has left (her or his, their) automobile across the highway.
Would the correct pronoun be their?
Each of children willingly did (his or her, their) share of the camp duties.
Would the correct pronoun be their?
Each of the children willingly did (his or her, their) share of the camp duties.
Would the correct pronoun be his or her?
Someone has left (her or his, their) automobile across the highway.
Would the correct pronoun be their?
Each of children willingly did (his or her, their) share of the camp duties.
Would the correct pronoun be their?
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
The first is correct. The other two are wrong. Note that the antecedent in each sentence is singular.
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