Are these sentences ok? if not, then correction please.
Whoever says it, they're surely lying.
Whoever says it, He's surely lying.
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Both of them would sound find in an informal conversation. Formally, I think it would be "Whoever says it, he or she is surely lying." Not 100% sure though.
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Both are correct. The first is informal and technically improper grammar, but it's common usage because it avoids a sexist construction. The second ("he") is technically (traditionally) correct but becoming less common because it is sexist.
I hope that helps.
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