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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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So I have this sentance which I know is wrong "How well your team understand their benefits" .... I want to correct it by saying "How well your team understands their benefits" but I do not think their is appropriate when talking about team, because team is singular. So It should be "How well your team understands its benefits." In common speech their makes more sense beacause team is made up of people. What should I do?
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Hi, First, note that you are not forming the question correctly. Say eg How well do your team understand their benefits? eg How well does your team understand its benefits?
- Hi, First, note that you are not forming the question correctly.
- Say eg How well do your team understand their benefits?
- eg How well does your team understand its benefits?
- #1 suggests you are thinking of the team as individual people.
- #2 suggests you are thinking of the team as an individual entity.
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Hi,
First, note that you are not forming the question correctly.
Say
eg How well do your team understand their benefits?
eg How well does your team understand its bene
First, note that you are not forming the question correctly.
Say
eg How well do your team understand their benefits?
eg How well does your team understand its bene
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