These are basic grammatical mistakes which should be avoidable if careful. The types od errors include, tense/ verb agreement, gender / verb agreement, iand ncorrect word choice etc. what caused the error ? what type of an error it is it?

I'd say "to". Human beings are hazards to themselves. CJ I agree with using 'to', rather than 'for'. Apart from that, I agree with Clive , especially about using a gender neutral expression.

Hi, A human being is a hazard for himself/herself/(other)? Which pronoun would you apply to this type of sentence? The traditional usage is 'for himself'. If you want to be gender-neutral, say 'for himself or

Hi the person you are approaching in any form if their TITLE is known to you for instance MR SHEIKH bla bla usually if you know their sex/gender with any MALE MR is applied MS is normally applied when HER status in unknown for instance you are not

Staffed is the non-gender-specific word I was trying to think of. Still, I think Wordy's other solution is the best.

Yes, it sounds OK to me. One does notice the sound combination of "stand manned" though. I agree. It could be avoided by using a word that is less associated with the male gender.

Blame it on my random word generator. Actually, I've never heard anyone say it, but somewhere in my mind the "V" is like "vanity." Perhaps I should change it, since you think it leaves my gender in question. ???

Is there any chance that in future English language will evolove to have such a word which will solve the problem of gender-neutral third-person singular pronoun? Well, all attempts to invent such a word have so far failed to catch on. If

the lack of a suitable gender-neutral pronoun is, as I'm sure you know, a notorious deficiency of the English language Hi Mr W, Thank you very much for always being there to help me. Is there any chance that in future English

It is rare to find a deficiency in the English language, if anything it often contains far more than many deem necessary. Traditionally, 'one' can be used as gender-neutral, though many find this a little too formal. It does sound a