Grammatically correct sentence without using the words - HIM/HER.
Sentence
When the user registers to the Portal, his/her account is created.
I can paraphrase the sentence the above sentence like - When the users register themselves to the Portal, their user accounts will be created.
I want to talk about a single user, hence the problem.
2. What is the correct usage of "-" (dash). In what instances, I can use "-" in the sentences.
Please help....
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These days it is becoming increasingly acceptable to use 'they/them/their' with a singular subject - When the user registers to the Portal, their account is created.
People who do not like this can usually use plural nouns - When users register to the Portal, their account is created.
Please start a new thread with your question about the dash.
Please be clear in that new thread whether you are talking about a hyphen (-) or a dash (—).
I'm not a teacher, but I write for a living. Please don't ask me about 2nd conditionals, but I'm a safe bet for what reads well in (American) English.
I am moving this thread because it is not a question about teaching English.
I apologize for the mistake, Tdol.