By Pronouns, Resume

.Either the pronoun or the noun in your fragment is in error. I presume it should have read 'Mother'.

I presume you are talking to somebody. All are OK and understandable.

Vincent Teo wrote: Feebs11 wrote: Vincent Teo wrote: Can I say, (b) Their mother heard the scream of their sons. Whose sons are these? The mother's, I presume. So which pronoun should be used to go with her? (f) At the junction, he banged (into) the old woman and fell down in the road. ok...

I don't entirely agree. I think the confusion lies in the passive voice. I will rewrite what I presume the author is trying to say. Today everything is supposed to be known (by someone), if everything is not known by us then everything is known to some expert, whose business it is know...

'There is a lot more to be done. (noun)' -- pronoun, actually: 'a lot more ' 'I need a lot more books. (adjective)' -- yes, or determiner. 'This one is a lot more expensive (adverb)' -- yes, modifying the adjective. I suppose that 'more... than' can be extrapolated from all such cases, though I...

Hi Jeff, I almost missed this one, even with the title. Moderators (at least this one) often have time only to look down the 'Replies' column to see which new posts are unanswered-- but you 'answered' yourself twice! Now let's see-- We can't really compare 'all (of)' with 'each (of)'...

No. 1) It WAS she... 2) She has HAD ... 3) ...Cheryl and HIM... 4) correct pronoun usage 5)...have THEIR own... (optional) 6)correct pronoun usage 7)correct pronoun usage 8) ...his or her OWN resume 9) correct pronoun usage 4/9 correct 5/9 incorrect you made about 55% ;)

It is she who received the free airline ticket. She has more time available than me for handling this project. Did you see Cheryl and he at the opening session? Each student must have their own data disk. Several students have his or her own computer. Some of the employees were happy with...

I think the best way to handle it on a resume is not to say I. Under education just put MBA university of.... Rarely have I heard of the pronoun I being used on a resume. So leave it out. In general writing a would be correct as m is a consonant sound.