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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Pronoun concordance
Hi. Which is correct? I think the word "each" in the following example is a pronoun. As for my question, let's say each person has only one view of his own on this and the example sentences are these:
1. Each of us has his own view on what this is.
2. Each of us has our own view on what this is.
3. Each of us has our own views on what this is.
Thank you in advance for your help.
1. Each of us has his own view on what this is.
2. Each of us has our own view on what this is.
3. Each of us has our own views on what this is.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Which is correct? I think the word "each" in the following example is a pronoun. Yes As for my question, let's say each person has only one view of his own on this and the example sentences are these: 1.
- Which is correct?
- I think the word "each" in the following example is a pronoun.
- Yes As for my question, let's say each person has only one view of his own on this and the example sentences are these: 1.
- Each of us has his own view on what this is.
- Fine.
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Which is correct?
I think the word "each" in the following example is a pronoun.Yes
As for my question, let's say each person has only one view of his own on this and the example sentences are these:
1. Each of us has his own view on what this is. Fine. You could also 'his or her own view'
2. Eac
I think the word "each" in the following example is a pronoun.Yes
As for my question, let's say each person has only one view of his own on this and the example sentences are these:
1. Each of us has his own view on what this is. Fine. You could also 'his or her own view'
2. Eac
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