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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Man as referent for their plans
Is it correct to have the noun "man" as a referent for the phrase "their plans" in this example sentence? Thank you in advance for your help.
Man should forsake their plans and follow God's plans instead.
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No, with "Man" you should use "his plans" (even though you are not talking about one individual man).
- No, with "Man" you should use "his plans" (even though you are not talking about one individual man).
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No, with "Man" you should use "his plans" (even though you are not talking about one individual man).
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