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The following pronouns are always plural. A pronoun that is used in place of them must also be plural.
Note that above
many a one
was included in a list of pronouns that are always
singular, whereas
many
is included in this plural list. When singular
expressions, such as
a man, a one, a person
, etc., are added to
many
, the
pronoun is singular, not plural.
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