Using Indefinite Pronouns

1. Anyone who wants to start (their/his or her) own business had better be prepared to work hard.

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   Using Indefinite Pronouns - Question 1
2. One may find, for example, that (his or her/their) work is never done.

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3. Something is always waiting, with (its/their) own peculiar demands.

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4. Nothing gets done on (their/its) own.

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5. Anybody who expects to have more freedom now that (he or she no longer works/they no longer work) for a boss may be disappointed.

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6. After all, when you work as an employee for a company, someone above you makes decisions as (they see/he or she sees) fit.

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7. When you are your own boss, no one else places (themselves/himself or herself) in the position of final responsibility.

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8. Somebody starting a business may also be surprised by how much tax (they/he or she) must pay.

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9. Each employee at a company pays only about half as much toward social security as what (they/he or she) would pay if self-employed.

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10. Neither medical nor dental coverage can be obtained as inexpensively as (it/they) can when a person is an employee at a corporation.

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    Using Indefinite Pronouns - Question 10