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Sentence: You never know what is going to happen to you, do you?
Begin the sentence with: "One"
One never knows what is going to happen to him/her, does one?
[What is wrong with this sentence? Is the usage of "him/her" correct. I think it is.]
Prepositions:
I hope you will advise Ben over his legal rights.
Is it correct?
Tenses:
1. Two months from now she will be taking her final examination.
2. Completing the assignment, the students left the school. [Is this called a gerund ?]
Are these correct?
Begin the sentence with: "One"
One never knows what is going to happen to him/her, does one?
[What is wrong with this sentence? Is the usage of "him/her" correct. I think it is.]
Prepositions:
I hope you will advise Ben over his legal rights.
Is it correct?
Tenses:
1. Two months from now she will be taking her final examination.
2. Completing the assignment, the students left the school. [Is this called a gerund ?]
Are these correct?
Top answer
Hi, Sentence: You never know what is going to happen to you, do you? Begin the sentence with: "One" One never knows what is going to happen to him/her , does one? [What is wrong with this sentence?
- Hi, Sentence: You never know what is going to happen to you, do you?
- Begin the sentence with: "One" One never knows what is going to happen to him/her , does one?
- [What is wrong with this sentence?
- Is the usage of "him/her" correct.
- ] No, be consistent.
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Hi,
Sentence: You never know what is going to happen to you, do you?
Begin the sentence with: "One"
One never knows what is going to happen to him/her, does one?
[What is wrong with this sentence? Is the usage of "him/her" correct. I think it is.]
No, be consistent. One never knows what is going to happen to one, does one?
Sentence: You never know what is going to happen to you, do you?
Begin the sentence with: "One"
One never knows what is going to happen to him/her, does one?
[What is wrong with this sentence? Is the usage of "him/her" correct. I think it is.]
No, be consistent. One never knows what is going to happen to one, does one?
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