Which sentence correctly uses pronouns?
A. If people want to succeed in life, they must know the rules of the game.
B. If someone wants to succeed in life, we must know the rules of the game.
C. If a person wants to succeed in life, you must know the rules of the game.
D. If anybody wants to succeed in life, they must know the rules of the game.
And the answer is? When you have an idea, we'll be glad to check it.
I think it's B.
Is someone "we"? Nope.
My bad. I didn't see that. I think it's D.
Is anybody (singular - one person) "THEY"? You're on your own now.
The sentence that correctly uses pronouns is A. "If people want to succeed in life, they must know the rules of the game."
The pronoun "they" is used correctly as a gender-neutral pronoun to refer to the plural noun "people". It is important to use pronouns that agree in number and gender with the nouns they refer to. In this case, "they" agrees with "people".