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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Using they as a singular non-gendered pronoun
Whether it's correct or not, do you ever use they as a singular non-gendered pronoun in your informal speech? How about in writing?
In other words, would you ever use the following sentence? "A person should do the right thing, no matter where they are."
If you answer this, could you also say which form of English you use? (British, American, Australian, etc)
In other words, would you ever use the following sentence? "A person should do the right thing, no matter where they are."
If you answer this, could you also say which form of English you use? (British, American, Australian, etc)
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-- Always. -- In informal writing, almost always. In other words, would you ever use the following sentence?
- -- Always.
- -- In informal writing, almost always.
- In other words, would you ever use the following sentence?
- "- Yes .
- If you answer this, could you also say which form of English you use?
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Whether it's correct or not, do you ever use they as a singular non-gendered pronoun in your informal speech?-- Always.
How about in writing?-- In informal writing, almost always.
In other words, would you ever use the following sentence? "A person should do the right thing, no matter where they are."- Yes.
If you answer this, could you also say which for
How about in writing?-- In informal writing, almost always.
In other words, would you ever use the following sentence? "A person should do the right thing, no matter where they are."- Yes.
If you answer this, could you also say which for
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