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Someotherbody Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Money, it or them?

Hi, could you please help me checking this sentence?
Should I say

a) He took the money and gave it to the beggar 

b) He took the money and gave them to the beggar

money is singular right? So I guess I should use the first one but I'm not so sure.

Thanks a lot
  

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Hi Someotherbody Welcome to English Forums. You are right. Use 'it' because 'money' is an uncountable noun.

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Hi Someotherbody

Welcome to English Forums.
You are right. Use 'it' because 'money' is an uncountable noun. 
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Hello, someotherbody- and welcome to English Forums.

Yes, you are right; use A.
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thanks for the welcomes and for the answers Emotion: smile
Cheers! 
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