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Murfhum Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

she\it her\its

hello

correct my sentence

1.the team wants to lend you, she\it (the team) said you harm to the team

2.her\its poverty(of the team) could make some changes

and when I use "her" only with people?
  

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Hi, You can't say 'her' when you mean a team. You can say 'it', or you can say 'they' if you are thinking of the team as people. So, please rewrite your sentences, (including capital letters and periods ) and then we can comment on the rest.

— Clive

  • Hi, You can't say 'her' when you mean a team.
  • You can say 'it', or you can say 'they' if you are thinking of the team as people.
  • So, please rewrite your sentences, (including capital letters and periods ) and then we can comment on the rest.
  • Best wishes, Clivei
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Hi,

You can't say 'her' when you mean a team. You can say 'it', or you can say 'they' if you are thinking of the team as people.

So, please rewrite your sentences, (including capital letters and periods
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so if I can't say "she" I can't say her too , I can say its for the team
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