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Gender neutral pronouns can only refer to abstract persons > "The student will have to read this book carefully if he wishes to do well." - OK > "A student is
by okasaki 12y ago
Gender neutral pronouns can only refer to abstract persons
> "The student will have to read this book carefully if he wishes to do well." - OK
> "A student is expected to attend 90% of the lectures, or he will be in trouble." - WRONG, if your audience has women
> "Julia thought she did well on the exam and he was right." - WRONG
> "Julia thought she did well on the exam and they were right." - WRONG