Making Personal Pronouns Agree with Indefinite

Pronouns

1. Many visitors to India begin (his, their) vacations in

Bombay.

2. All of the students enjoyed (his or her, their) visit to the

city.

3. One of Bombay’s best features is (its, their) pleasant

climate.

4. Some of the city’s appeal is (its, their) blend of old and

new.

5. Both students knew (his, their) trip would be great.

6. Neither of them had developed (his or her, their)

photographs of the city.

7. One of the girls finally let me see (her, their) pictures.

8. Every Indian city has (its, their) own charm.

9. Both Bombay and New Delhi face challenges because of

(its, their) large populations.

10. However, either Bombay or New Delhi will delight

and surprise (its, their) visitors.