Left Some pronoun problems occur with such words as each, either, neither , and one , which are singular and take singular pronouns.
Problems can also occur with antecedents that are joined by or or nor .
Some problems involve words like audience and team , which can be either singular or plural depending on whether they are considered a single unit or multiple individuals. Because team refers to the multiple members of the team rather than to the team as a single unit, its needs to be changed to their . The other kind of antecedent that causes problems is an antecedent such as each or employee , which can refer to either man or women. Use he or she, him or her , and so on, or rewrite the sentence to make the antecedent and pronoun plural or to eliminate the pronoun altogether.