How are the SAT/ACT responding to the use of the pronoun "they" as a singular pronoun? Are they still requiring "he or she" for singular pronouns to refer to singular subjects with unknown gender? Are they avoiding grammar questions that put test takers in this current area of ambiguity in the grammar world?

injobol0
Posted 4 years ago. Direct link to injobol0's post “would this show up on the...”
would this show up on the questions?
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- vikas
  Posted 3 years ago. Direct link to vikas's post “Would what show up on the...”
  Would what show up on the questions? There are a couple of pronoun agreement questions on the test, if that is what you were asking.
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PT
Posted a year ago. Direct link to PT's post “How are the SAT/ACT respo...”
How are the SAT/ACT responding to the use of the pronoun "they" as a singular pronoun? Are they still requiring "he or she" for singular pronouns to refer to singular subjects with unknown gender? Are they avoiding grammar questions that put test takers in this current area of ambiguity in the grammar world?
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- Johanna
  Posted a year ago. Direct link to Johanna's post “As far as I’ve seen, they...”
  As far as I’ve seen, they’re sticking to the “they is plural” stance.
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Henry
Posted 2 years ago. Direct link to Henry's post “How exactly should I use ...”
How exactly should I use "Whom"?
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- aryangamer410
  Posted a year ago. Direct link to aryangamer410's post “whom is a objective prono...”
  whom is a objective pronoun while who is a subjective pronoun so depending on the sentence you can decide
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suhanikhpatel
Posted 4 months ago. Direct link to suhanikhpatel's post “How do you know when to y...”
How do you know when to you "who" and "whom" I think I ran into that question on the PSAT
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- lily Shen
  Posted 3 months ago. Direct link to lily Shen's post “in this case, who has kil...”
  in this case, who has killed and by whom the king is killed
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284263
Posted 9 months ago. Direct link to 284263's post “intresting”
intresting
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