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Blueblooded65 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Instead of he/she?
Hi
When we want to say something which we mean both "he" and "she" can we use "they"
Is it better to say "he/she" or "they"?
Which sentence correct?
If a student doesn't listen to his/her student he/she will be failed.
If a student doesn't listen to their teacher, they will be failed.
When we want to say something which we mean both "he" and "she" can we use "they"
Is it better to say "he/she" or "they"?
Which sentence correct?
If a student doesn't listen to his/her student he/she will be failed.
If a student doesn't listen to their teacher, they will be failed.
Top answer
none. If a student doesn't listen to their teacher, they will fail.
- none.
- If a student doesn't listen to their teacher, they will fail.
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none.
If a student doesn't listen to their teacher, they will fail.
If a student doesn't listen to their teacher, they will fail.
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