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Some people use they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun? We know that "they/them" is plural form. ...
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Some grammatical fixes (mostly verb agreement)
Is using plural form for singular object make sense?
- Does using plural form for singular object make sense?
Some people uses they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But, when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun?We know that "they/them" is plural form. But "he/she" is singular form. Recently, a person were telling me to use they/them if I don't know (or identify) his/her gender. But why plural form make sense for singular person?
- Some people use they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun?
- We know that "they/them" is plural form. But "he/she" is singular form. Recently, a person was telling me to use they/them if I don't know (or identify) his/her gender. But why plural form make sense for singular person?
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- Some people uses they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But, when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun?
We know that they/them is plural form. But he/she is singular form. Recently, a person were telling me to use they/them if I don't know (or identify) his/her gender. But why plural form make sense for singular person?
- Some people uses they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But, when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun?
- We know that "they/them" is plural form. But "he/she" is singular form. Recently, a person were telling me to use they/them if I don't know (or identify) his/her gender. But why plural form make sense for singular person?
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Some people uses they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But, when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun.We know that they/them is plural form. But he/she is singular form. Recently, a person were telling me to use they/them if I don't his/her gender. But why plural form make sense for singular person?
- Some people uses they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But, when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun?
- We know that they/them is plural form. But he/she is singular form. Recently, a person were telling me to use they/them if I don't know (or identify) his/her gender. But why plural form make sense for singular person?
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Is using plural form for singular object make sense?
Some people uses they/them if they can't identity gender/sex (gender and sex isn't same). But, when mentioning a single person should we use plural pronoun. We know that they/them is plural form. But he/she is singular form. Recently, a person were telling me to use they/them if I don't his/her gender. But why plural form make sense for singular person?