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    The correct answer is "his/her" or "his or her". However, most native English speakers will say "their", as in "A person who is only interested in their own troubles is not your friend". This is not technically correct but is generally accepted and used.
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    March 30, 2014
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    My family members

    I'm from Ecuador. I live in the Guayaquil City beautiful beautiful city of Guayaquil. I live in the suburbs with my wife. We have a son. Only we're We are the only three members in our family. The baby's name is Esteban. He's handson baby and he know knows it. My parents and my parents-in-law don't live near to us. They live far far very far away. I have only an older sister. I still I have not do not have nieces and nephews. but if I have many cousins. I think that's all for now.

     

    One more thing- many Americans only say "in-laws" when talking about their spouse's parents, but parents-in-law is also correct. 

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    March 29, 2014
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    3/29/2014 Hoy tuve mi primer lección de Italki. Voy al Ecuador en Junio, y quiero mejorar mi Español por hablar con la gente allí. Hoy aprendí como usar el pretérito indefinido y el pretérito imperfecto. Hablé con la maestra sobre mis viajes de España y Panama. Y también, aprendí estas palabras nuevas: trasladar - to move. subtítulos - subtitles sucesiva - following, successive descargar- to download
    March 29, 2014
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