Marika33
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- May 29, 2023
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- Ukrainian
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- Ukraine
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- Netherlands
I know that I should use a singular verb with "everybody/everyone", e.g., "Everybody does it" instead of "Everybody do it".
I also know that the pronoun of "everybody/everyone" is "they", not "he" or "she", e.g., "Everyone saidhe/she they enjoyed themselves".
Putting these two simple facts together, it turns out that if I want to use the tag question, I should say, "Everybody here knows about it, doesn't they?" instead of "Everybody here knows about it, don't they?", right?
I also know that the pronoun of "everybody/everyone" is "they", not "he" or "she", e.g., "Everyone said
Putting these two simple facts together, it turns out that if I want to use the tag question, I should say, "Everybody here knows about it, doesn't they?" instead of "Everybody here knows about it, don't they?", right?