Pronoun agreement question
'Amy stood in front of the candy display, carefully considering the many options. Either gummy worms or a milk chocolate bar would satisfy her hunger with its sugar rush.'
Is its the right pronoun to use in the sentence, or should I use another one? I'm just unsure.
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XilenceCE ... ' Is its the right pronoun to use in the sentence, or should I use another one? It's fine.
- XilenceCE ...
- ' Is its the right pronoun to use in the sentence, or should I use another one?
- It's fine.
- Subject-verb agreement after 'either ...
- ' is with the subject closest to the verb, so any other references later in the sentence should agree in the same way.
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XilenceCE... Either gummy worms or a milk chocolate bar would satisfy her hunger with its sugar rush.'
Is its the right pronoun to use in the sentence, or should I use another one? ...
It's fine. Subject-verb agreement after 'either ... or ...' is with the subject closest to the verb, so any other references later in the sentence
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