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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Who is correct?
I wrote:
"If you were the second bidder, you may be notified if the high bidder does not honor their bid."
I received this comment: "I believe, despite common usage, the sentence should be … “ you may be notified if the high bidder does not honor his bid.”"
"If you were the second bidder, you may be notified if the high bidder does not honor their bid."
I received this comment: "I believe, despite common usage, the sentence should be … “ you may be notified if the high bidder does not honor his bid.”"
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Anonymous Who is correct? Both pronouns have adherents and detractors, so there is no absolutely right answer, but both are accepted by many.
- Anonymous Who is correct?
- Both pronouns have adherents and detractors, so there is no absolutely right answer, but both are accepted by many.
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Anonymous Who is correct?Both pronouns have adherents and detractors, so there is no absolutely right answer, but both are accepted by many.
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