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Which pronoun do I use to refer to the word ''person''? Take these sentence as an example: - The person has the righ to do what she/he wants. - - If the person wants to eat cookies, he/she can do it. - I think it sounds better using ''she'', but I'm not sure if it's correct. Sometimes I get confused about that.. Could anybody help me, please? Thanks everyone for the answers! =)
February 4, 2012
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