Everyone was committed to the event in spite of their heavy personal schedules - work, family and other activities - and “gave their all” for the event.
1. Is 'their' necessary? 2. Is it ok to have 'event' repeated?
Thank you.
Top answer
1. not the first 'their'. 2.
— Clive
1.
not the first 'their'.
2.
better not to
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