Using it,that,them at the end of sentence

Hi

I would use 'or' rather than 'and' and the word after the second 'anything' needs to 'that' too. I don't have a strong feeling about the last word - any of the options would in fact work. Maybe ...

- We are not interested in anything that involves crime, illegal use of drugs or anything that is illegal. Don't contact me about that

Dave

But isn't a plural form of "it" is "them" or "they". So in my sentence, shouldn't it be "them" at the beginning, because I mentioned more than 1 thing in my first sentence.

Hi

Yes, that's right. So you might have:

- I don't like my uncle, I don't like my brother. Don't talk to me about them.

The thing about your sentence is that it mentions subjects of talk and, there, you can use 'it' or 'that'

- I don't want to hear about rock music, dancing and theatre. I don't like it

- I don't want to hear about rock music, dancing

Anonymous"We are not interested in anything that involves crime, illegal use of drugs, and anything what is illegal. Don't contact me about it/them,that."Which is correct, it, them, or that?

We are not interested in anything that involves crime, illegal use of drugs, and anything that is illegal.

There is more than one possibility. First, you h