Modern English Grammar rules demand that instead of using “his or her” where or when pronouns like “someone, everyone, every person, anyone” are used, the plural pronouns “they, them, their” should be used to portray in place of the singular pronouns “he and she”. This …

According to the man whose name is yet known, he visited his land at the back of the new Government House, Abakaliki and found a baby wrapped and dumped in the bush inside the land. He picked up the baby and called on the passers-by who …

English Grammar: “Who” is a pronoun word which asks a question. It is used in referring to a person. It’s also a relative pronoun. It’s used when such a word is carrying out an action in a sentence. It also answers a question. Examples: 1. Chika …