Hi all
I found this question in Barron's Book:
Those <A> of us who <B> smoke should have their <C> lungs X-rayed regularly <D>.
I didn't find anything wrong !
what's its problem?
C is wrong.
Try again.
Rover
I think I'm not sure "their" refers to whom.
I thought "their" refers to "those of us", so it's coherent but I guess I was wrong.
Still I don't know what should I use instead of "their".
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Agreed, "our" is the needed correction. Agreement, or concord, is the reason:
- He who smokes should have his lungs ...
- Those people who smoke should have their lungs ...
- Those of us who smoke should have our lungs ...