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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Idiom plural
To wrap your head around something is an idiom.
But if more people do it, does it become:
1. "They can't wrap their head around it" or
2. "They can't wrap their heads around it".
Thanks in advance.
But if more people do it, does it become:
1. "They can't wrap their head around it" or
2. "They can't wrap their heads around it".
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Yes, the noun should be plural in that case. If they is used singularly (as a gender-neutral pronoun), then the noun should be singular.
- Yes, the noun should be plural in that case.
- If they is used singularly (as a gender-neutral pronoun), then the noun should be singular.
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Yes, the noun should be plural in that case.
If they is used singularly (as a gender-neutral pronoun), then the noun should be singular.
If they is used singularly (as a gender-neutral pronoun), then the noun should be singular.
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