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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Type of his/their
Hi,
Is "the type of his work" or "the type of their work" correct grammar?
That is, can I put "his" or "their" after "the type of" in this context?
Thanks!
Is "the type of his work" or "the type of their work" correct grammar?
That is, can I put "his" or "their" after "the type of" in this context?
Thanks!
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Anonymous Is "the type of his work" or "the type of their work" correct grammar? It doesn't sound correct. What's the whole sentence?
- Anonymous Is "the type of his work" or "the type of their work" correct grammar?
- It doesn't sound correct.
- What's the whole sentence?
- CJ
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AnonymousIs "the type of his work" or "the type of their work" correct grammar?It doesn't sound correct. What's the whole sentence?
CJ
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Thanks for the reply.
"It depends on the type of his work."
Yes, it sounds correct, but I am wondering if this is a special rule somewhere about what must follow "the type of."
For example, to me, it sounds correct to say "the type of a car." But the rule says "the type of car."
What do you think?
"It depends on the type of his work."
Yes, it sounds correct, but I am wondering if this is a special rule somewhere about what must follow "the type of."
For example, to me, it sounds correct to say "the type of a car." But the rule says "the type of car."
What do you think?
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