another reason to hate Mel Gibson

December 11, 2006

“No one can outrun THEIR destiny,” Mel?

No one can outrun HIS OR HER destiny. Or just “HIS destiny” would probably be fine in this case. Either way, “no one” is a singular pronoun.

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