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Which one is correct?
For a picnic, etc.
Everyone bring your own food.
Everyone bring their own food.
2025年5月29日 23:36
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That depends— is this an imperative?
Imperative: Everyone, bring your own food.
Statement: Everyone brings their own food. // Everyone should bring their own food // Everyone will bring their own food, etc.
2025年5月30日 01:13
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Hi,
The correct and most natural sentence is:
Everyone bring their own food.
Explanation:
"Everyone" is singular, but in modern English, we often use "they/their" as a gender-neutral singular pronoun.
"Your" sounds off here because you're mixing second person ("your") with third person ("everyone").
2025年6月1日 18:34
Everyone brings his/her own food.
2025年6月3日 09:08
both are correct depending on the context - who are you addressing? Both communicate that everyone needs to BYOF
2025年6月2日 03:54
Both
1. addressing indivdually
2. addressing collectively
2025年5月30日 21:19
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