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Cavalier King Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Pronoun to refer a child

Should we use the pronoun 'it' while referring a kid or child?
  

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Never for a child and try not to for a baby. We do occasionally when it is not ours and we do not care much for children, but we usually try to discover its *** or use 'he' by default.

— Mister Micawber

  • Never for a child and try not to for a baby.
  • We do occasionally when it is not ours and we do not care much for children, but we usually try to discover its *** or use 'he' by default.
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Never for a child and try not to for a baby. We do occasionally when it is not ours and we do not care much for children, but we usually try to discover its *** or use 'he' by default.
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