My blunder was terrible
Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:10 pm
In my last submission, Ed noted my awkward use of pronoun in the whole article. I used singular at some places and plural at others to refer to the same thing. but dont you think, it is more apt to use plural when we regard a group as a number of entities than a collection of entities? Like, "Australia win the world cup than Australia wins?"
I guess both singular and plural would apply well here, dont you think? But my personal preference was plural.
In my latest article, both were not applicable. In some places, where I used proper noun to refer to the company, I used singular, and others, where I used the pronoun "they" for the same company. Dont know how I missed this obvious mistake. Am I giving you too much work, Ed?
I guess both singular and plural would apply well here, dont you think? But my personal preference was plural.
In my latest article, both were not applicable. In some places, where I used proper noun to refer to the company, I used singular, and others, where I used the pronoun "they" for the same company. Dont know how I missed this obvious mistake. Am I giving you too much work, Ed?