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JerseyAI Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can i use "them" referring to inanimate things?
Hello, everyone!
I've tried to look for smth on this question on the net, but have found nothing =(
Look at the example:
- Do you like tattoos?
- No, I don't like them.
Is that correct? Should I use "it" instead of "them"? What pronoun should be placed there?
I would be grateful if somebody suggested me a link to more information about what stuff each pronoun implies.
Thanks a lot in advance =)
I've tried to look for smth on this question on the net, but have found nothing =(
Look at the example:
- Do you like tattoos?
- No, I don't like them.
Is that correct? Should I use "it" instead of "them"? What pronoun should be placed there?
I would be grateful if somebody suggested me a link to more information about what stuff each pronoun implies.
Thanks a lot in advance =)
Top answer
The plural forms of it are they, their, them, theirs. See definition #1 of they . com/browse/they JerseyAI - Do you like tattoos?
- The plural forms of it are they, their, them, theirs.
- See definition #1 of they .
- com/browse/they JerseyAI - Do you like tattoos?
- - No, I don't like them.
- Yes, correct.
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The plural forms of it are they, their, them, theirs. See definition #1 of they.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/they
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/they
JerseyAI- Do you like tattoos?Yes, correct.
- No, I don't like them.
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yes , correct , them refers to plural noun but it refers to singular
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