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In standard English, you should 'keep your pronouns consistent'. For example, it would be wrong to say 'the children collected HIS prizes'. What you ought to say is 'the children collected THEIR prizes'.
Play this quiz to practice your pronoun skills.
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'Students' are plural so use 'their' and not 'his'
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Only one person mentioned so use 'his'
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'Student' is singular so use his (or her) but NOT 'their'
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There is more than one candidate so use 'their'
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Only one candidate so use 'his' or 'her'
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It's is short for 'It is' and it would be wrong to use it in this sentence
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More than one dog all belonging to one master
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More than one person jointly owning the photograph
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'Family' is singular and therefore use 'its'
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'Person' is singular and you would therefore use his or her. You could also say 'All people should show THEIR entry ticket'. This is because people is plural.
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