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Rajesh jain Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Subject pronoun concord
We use singular verbs and pronouns for everybody/nobody/each but how can I frame this situation in sentence -
I am sitting with a group of people consisting of both male and female and I say referring to all of them
"Everybody here has his/her/their/its own life"."
which one should I use from his/her/their/its ?or should I write "have" instead of "has" and use "their"?
thanks
I am sitting with a group of people consisting of both male and female and I say referring to all of them
"Everybody here has his/her/their/its own life"."
which one should I use from his/her/their/its ?or should I write "have" instead of "has" and use "their"?
thanks
Top answer
Everybody has their own life. Thanks.
- Everybody has their own life.
- Thanks.
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