0 Hi All, 02br 02br 00Just a quick question.. 02br 02br 00Because 01b01u00it02u00 02b00recommended to not sponsor Michael's show, NBC's board of directors unanimously voted for another show.02br 02br 00Here what's the correct pronoun - IT or THEY - to use ? So the BOARD recommended or DIRECTORS recommended ??02br 02br 00I came across an example in Kaplan's GMAT book where they are recommend IT .. But wasn't really convinced with their 02br 00explanation..02br 02br 00thanks, 02br 00Sharad. 0-
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0I think it is one of those cases where you could use either. 0-
— Nona the brit
0I think it is one of those cases where you could use either.
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0I think it is one of those cases where you could use either. They referring to the directors, or it, referring to the board.02br 02br 00Personally I would use 'it' as the individuals in the board are working together as one entity.0-