• pronoun ⪢⪢
"They" is a plural pronoun. For years, people speaking English have used it as a singular pronoun. For example, "I am meeting a friend for coffee and I hope they are not late." #singular_plural
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○○○ third person ⪢⪢
He explains that English does not have a third person singular pronoun that does not identify as male or female. Zimmer says that more and more "they" is being used to replace the traditional phrase, "he or she".
http://qindex.info/i.php?x=9415

○○○ for coffee ⪢⪢
The correct use, however, is a third person plural pronoun. For example, "When I meet my school friends for coffee, they are always late."
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○○○ pronounce ⪢⪢
The suffix is going to be pronounced as the single syllable 'us'. #bookmark
http://qindex.info/i.php?x=15524

○○○ indicate ⪢⪢
So I _____ getting a lot of questions from you guys that indicate there's some significant confusion about pronouncing this letter. #bookmark
http://qindex.info/i.php?x=21564

○○○ that ⪢⪢
Also make sure that that S is pronounced as a z- voiced Z sound, Tuesday. #bookmark
http://qindex.info/i.php?x=28454

• pronoun
#listening
http://qindex.info/i.php?x=28381

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