The- third male (or female) and singular, this is the new grammar!

According to Dixonery, online search of the word 'the' has increased by 5% this year compared to last year.

Kindness does not say whether it is love or not,

There was a point that they didn't say yes or no. -Mariz '

This is not a word of love. Even today's word does not deserve mercy. Today's word is 'they'. We know that the word 'they' in the headline quote is really her, ie, sweetheart. Because this is a share of a great male Shire patient sir. But suppose this ghazalkar had said this sheddar for some of them, a lover, a man? This share can also be understood as grammatical terms. In our language, the word 'they' is used for one or both men. We call it plural for meaning. This was not the case in the English language. But last September a great job was done. The word singular in English was added to America's prestigious Merriam-Webster Dictionary.

Dixonery then wrote that the word 'the' as a singular word has been used in the English language for the thirteenth century. There has been debate that this is not grammatically correct, but according to Dixonery the term has been used for years and has survived. But this is September. What is it today? Today MK's prestigious Merriam-Webster Dixonery announced the word 'The' word of the year for word-of-the-year last week. According to Dixonery, online search of the word 'The' has increased by 5% this year compared to last year.

There was a time when it was good to have 5% to 5% marks in language subjects. Also, grammar questions are considered mathematical. If true, 5% marks are available. The grammar taught that the English word 'the' meaning 'they' is the third male plural. But now the word 'teia' may also be singular. As a pronoun mentioned earlier, we use the word 'they' in the sense, even for just one man. A man who is a big man.

A great saint or a great leader or someone who has reached a high position in his field. For example- they came. They took Mother's blessings. They boasted Narmada Nir. They went. We, however, have an immediate objection to Gujarati grammar makers. Why do we call 'they' the third male plural? Why male? Why can't anyone be great? No one deserves respect? Can't mean 'third plural'? Is good in english It is called Third Person Plural. The word 'Person' comes in either male or female. What is different is that if we examine the origin of the word Person, the disguise that the artist may have wore in Latin and then in French plays is called 'Persona'. That means a person is something different than being himself! But never again.

Boys and girls are sitting in college. The grand rehearsal of the annual cultural program is underway. It's late Eating arrangements are essential for boys and girls. What to order? We say in Gujarati that ask every boy, what to eat? But boys are not alone. There are girls too.

In the ordinary language it is not ok to call girls girls boys. So? So ask every boy a girl. Or use the pronouns, so ask 'each' or 'her'! The teacher asks "Ask 'what' he 'or' she 'wants to have in dinner? But now it's easier.

Now the word 'the' is singular. There is no male difference in 'the'. Now that's not a grammar fault. If a teacher says that Ask One What 'The' Want to have in Dinner? - then this is not a grammatical mistake. The 'the' is the one who is gender or gender neutral. This is 'The', which is singular. However, students studying in Gujarat should not answer in the grammar exam. Because if the exam takers don't know this?

Announcing this year's Word-of-the-Year is not intended to honor the word 'the'. There is gender discrimination in this word. Or do you use a pronoun for a single person who is not male and not in love? It cannot be called 'Hi', it cannot be called 'Shi'. But addressing the word 'the' goes on. In many places, the 'M' and 'F' options have been given for male and female when filling their information form. Now the option of 'X' has been added to it.

When we say 'The' to anyone, everything M, F, X comes into it. Some Dissoneries are concerned about the environment and therefore their word-of-the-year environment is security-related. Some decenneries are concerned about discrimination prevailing in society. Merriam-Webster was last year's Word-of-the-Year at Dixonery: Justice (Justice). The word for Year 7 was: Feminism (advocating for equal rights of women, feminism). After all, the dictionary is not a confused, stale or worn out asset. It is a flowing river. Every day, the new is being created, the immersion remains. This language is a reflection of how people speak, write, read, listen, surf, text, blog, scan, cut, paste, forward. Languages ​​are just as dynamic as our government!

Word Remaining:

"I believe that discrimination still exists in society in different ways. In every form we have to fight against it. ' '

- American Politician and Cuomo