"Sometimes one has to work on one's mental fitness."
I'd like to know if it would be correct to replace "one's" with "his" or "her."
Thanks.
"Sometimes one has to work on one's mental fitness."
I'd like to know if it would be correct to replace "one's" with "his" or "her."
Thanks.
No, assuming you mean replacing only the bolded "one's"."Sometimes one has to work on one's mental fitness."
I'd like to know if it would be correct to replace "one's" with "his" or "her."
Thanks.
Forget that sentence. Try this:
People have to work on their mental fitness sometimes.
What about "Sometimes one has to work on their mental fitnesses." ?
That might be becoming acceptable in informal English. It uses the controversial "singular they".What about "Sometimes one has to work on their mental fitnesses." ?