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Category: PronounAntecedent Agreement
- Each of the boys brought their backpack.
- Everyone submitted their assignment.
- Somebody left his books here.
- Anybody can raise their hand.
- The students and the administration shared their viewpoints.
- The students and the administration shared its viewpoints.
- The students and the administration shared his viewpoints.
- The students and the administration shared her viewpoints.
- The computer and the monitor need their software updated.
- Neither the manager nor the assistant was at her desk.
- Either the doctors or the nurse will lose his job.
- The dog and the cat ate its food together.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered his assistance.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered their assistance.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered their assistances.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered his assistances.
- Either the teacher or the students left his notebook in the class.
- Either the teacher or the students left their notebook in the class.
- Either the teacher or the students left their notebooks in the class.
- Either the teacher or the students left his notebooks in the class.
