- his
- her
- its
- their
No category found.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered his assistance.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered their assistance.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered their assistances.
- Not only the nurses but also the doctor offered his assistances.
- Either the teacher or the students left his notebook in the class.
- Either the teacher or the students left their notebook in the class.
- Either the teacher or the students left their notebooks in the class.
- Either the teacher or the students left his notebooks in the class.
- Neither Kamran nor Ali forgot their tools.
- Neither Kamran nor Ali forgot his tools.
- Neither Kamran nor Ali forgot his or her tools.
- Both B and C are acceptable.
- themselves
- himself
- herself
- itself
- The girls prepared their project plan.
- The lead surgeon hurt his hand.
- The clinic had its license renewed.
- The patients submitted his medical forms.
