- he
- she
- they
- it
Category: PronounAntecedent Agreement
- himself
- herself
- oneself
- themselves
- The group of tourists is following their guide.
- The group of tourists are following their guide.
- Both are correct, depending on context.
- Neither is correct.
- The board of directors published its findings.
- The staff are taking their designated breaks.
- Each of the cars has their own unique registration number.
- My dog has its own bed.
- Some of the students forgot his textbook.
- The team, acting as individuals, gave its own suggestions.
- Everyone should do their best on the exam.
- Each of the girls have to submit their form.
- The dog and cat live happily in their shared home.
- Neither my mother nor my sisters like their new neighborhood.
- Every student must bring their own calculator.
- One of the men left her wallet behind.
- The company will hold its annual dinner next month.
- The company will hold their annual dinner next month.
- The company are holding its annual dinner next month.
- The company will hold there annual dinner next month.
- The jury has reached their verdict.
- The jury members have reached their verdict.
- The jury has reached its verdict.
- Both B and C are correct.
- Everyone is responsible for their own success.
- My uncle and aunt love their new apartment.
- Neither the doctors nor the nurse brought his or her files.
- The dog wagged its tail happily.
- A nurse should be compassionate towards his patients.
- A nurse should be compassionate towards her patients.
- A nurse should be compassionate towards their patients.
- A nurse should be compassionate towards its patients.
- When a person registers for the exam, they must provide a photo.
- The team is celebrating their win with a party.
- Each of the contestants has his or her own number.
- The organization lost its funding.
- The committee presented its final decision.
- The students finished their tasks.
- If someone calls, tell them I’m unavailable.
- Each of the boys brought his own lunch.
