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Eunkum Posted 12 years ago
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their business plan
Do I have to say " their business plan"? Or do I have to say "their business plans"? their office? or their offices?
**Three participants looked at their business plan
**Four business owners thought that their office performed well.
**Three participants looked at their business plan
**Four business owners thought that their office performed well.
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eunkum Do I have to say " their business plan"? Or do I have to say "their business plans"? their office?
- eunkum Do I have to say " their business plan"?
- Or do I have to say "their business plans"?
- their office?
- or their offices?
- You don't have to use a plural after "their", if that's what you're asking.
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eunkumDo I have to say " their business plan"? Or do I have to say "their business plans"? their office? or their offices?You don't have to use a plural after "their", if that's what you're asking. "their" is simply "belonging to them". All that matters is how many things belong to them.
If more than one office belongs to them, then write "their of
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