Pronoun Testing Grounds

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Hello! Today I met a Enby who goes by Mike. They have a wonderful personality. That smile of Theirs really makes me happy. I could talk to Them all day although They don't talk about Themself much. I wonder if Their day has been wonderful. I hope so!

Written for 43 North's Code:Buffalo Hackathon!

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* You may be wondering what the difference between the possesseive determiner and the possessive pronoun is. That's a good question. There doesn't seem to be one. I think it's a remnant of Old English. I wish it didn't exist because it's much harder to come up with stories with it in there. General rule of thumb: The possessive determiner comes before the verb, and the possessive pronoun comes after the verb.

** The plural is mostly used for people who use they/them pronouns. Some people like to use singular verbs with these pronouns. For example, "They is happy" vs "They are happy". Another example: "They wakes up in the morning" vs "They wake up in the morning". If you're confused about which one to use, then unless you're using they/them pronouns, you're probably gonna want "singular".