What if I use preferred pronouns and they/them at the same time in the same conversation? My speech is basically peppered like that normally for everyone.
“She is doing great, they really has come a long way in painting.”
Hmm I guess that does make sense as well. Don’t think I have thought about it that much as when used this way you are talking about an individual. I suppose it is officially grammatically incorrect.
What if I use preferred pronouns and they/them at the same time in the same conversation? My speech is basically peppered like that normally for everyone.
“She is doing great, they really has come a long way in painting.”
I still conjugate they as its plural form even when talking about an individual, is that not what most people do? For example:
Hmm I guess that does make sense as well. Don’t think I have thought about it that much as when used this way you are talking about an individual. I suppose it is officially grammatically incorrect.
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i think this is correct, but I see why someone would use “has” to emphasize that they are talking about a singular person