brian m. carlson wrote: > Similarly, singular "they" is extremely common in informal written > English (e.g., texts and tweets) and nearly ubiquitous in spoken > English, where people use it routinely without thinking[0]. Singular "they" with semantic plural antecedents, yes, singular "they" with semantic singular antecedents, no. That's like saying we should all eat mushrooms because they have many beneficial properties, which is true... but not *all* mushrooms. -- Felipe Contreras
