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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which is correct?

How would you ask this sentence?
Who does his or her job better? Him or her?
Who does their job better? Him or her?

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Any of the following should do. The answer can be either one of the choices given. Who of the two does a better a job?

— Miriam Mozrui

  • Any of the following should do.
  • The answer can be either one of the choices given.
  • Who of the two does a better a job?
  • Answer: He does.
  • She does.
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Any of the following should do. The answer can be either one of the choices given.

Who of the two does a better a job?
Answer: He does. She does. Him. Her.

Which of the two is good at their job?
Answer: He is. She is. Him. Her.

Who does their job better?
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Miriam MozruiWho of the two does a better a job?
That is not very natural. 'Which of the two ...?' is better.
Miriam MozruiWhich of the two is good at their job? Answer: He is. She is. Him. Her.
That implies that one of the two does not do a good job.
Who does their job better? Him or her?
That's OK.
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fivejedjon Miriam MozruiWho of the two does a better a job?That is not vert natural. 'Which of the two ...?' is better.Miriam MozruiWhich of the two is good at their job? Answer: He is. She is. Him. Her.That implies that one of the ttwo does not do a good job.Who does their job better? Him or her?That's OK.
It is okay? I didn’t realize I needed your validation
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That was indeed a bad hair typo day for me. I am just off to correct the mess.
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