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AnonymousWhich is more appropriate?In most circumstances you might find yourself in among English speakers, the pronoun 'one' meaning 'a person' is not appropriate; nevertheless, if you are among the few people who use that expression regularly, the tag is "shouldn't one?"
Standard English is to be consistent.
eg One should keep one's promise, shouldn't one?
eg They should keep their promise, shouldn't they?