English Grammar Rules

#Rule-31

Plural
When a noun is plural, we use the same third-person pronouns for people, places, animals, and things: they, them, and theirs*. For example:

• “The parade floats are spectacular! I love watching them go down the street.”

• “Bill and Samantha told me they were coming over later.”

• “Make sure the children know which bags are theirs.”


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#Rule-31

Plural
When a noun is plural, we use the same third-person pronouns for people, places, animals, and things: they, them, and theirs*. For example:

• “The parade floats are spectacular! I love watching them go down the street.”

• “Bill and Samantha told me they were coming over later.”

• “Make sure the children know which bags are theirs.”


https://www.tgoop.com/English_Grammar_Farlex

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