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When traveling in a foreign country, one should always keep

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Mon Jul 15, 2019 10:25 pm

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When traveling in a foreign country, one should always keep their passport with them at all times.

A) their passport with them at all times

B) one's passport with them at all times

C) one's passport close by at all times

D) one's passport constantly with them

E) his passport with him constantly

OA C

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by deloitte247 » Sat Jul 20, 2019 4:34 am
OPTION A - INCORRECT
Incorrect use of possessive pronoun ''their''. Here, we'll follow the rule of concord. ''One'' should attract a singular possessive pronoun ''theirs''
This makes the option incorrect.

OPTION B - INCORRECT
One's does not agree with them. Singular pronoun attracts singular pronoun. Them as been used here is in the plural hence, this option is not correct.

OPTION C - CORRECT
The verb agreement and parallelism in this choice of question is superb and it agrees accordingly. One should.....one's passport.....
This parallelism makes the option correct.

OPTION D - INCORRECT
One's passport...with them. This does not show accurate agreement in any form but rather disagreement. This option is incorrect.

OPTION E - INCORRECT
The use of his is irrelevant because we don't refer to a certain gender. The use of one's can still attract the female gender thus she can still be used too. This makes this option incorrect.
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