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There seemed to be no reason for them voluntarily studying on a Saturday night. vs There seemed to be no reason for their voluntarily studying on a Saturday night.

Both phrases are grammatically correct, but they differ in the use of 'them' and 'their' before 'voluntarily studying.' The first phrase uses 'them' as a pronoun referring to the people studying, while the second phrase uses 'their' as a possessive pronoun indicating that the studying belongs to the people. The choice between 'them' and 'their' depends on whether you want to emphasize the people themselves ('them') or the action of studying ('their').

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 699 views

There seemed to be no reason for them voluntarily studying on a Saturday night.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when referring to the people who are studying on a Saturday night. 'Them' is a pronoun that replaces the noun 'people' or 'students.'
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Alternatives:

  • there seemed to be no reason for them to study voluntarily on a Saturday night.
  • there seemed to be no reason for them to be studying voluntarily on a Saturday night.
  • there seemed to be no reason for them to be studying on a Saturday night.
  • there seemed to be no reason for them to study on a Saturday night.

There seemed to be no reason for their voluntarily studying on a Saturday night.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when emphasizing that the act of studying belongs to the people. 'Their' is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership or association.
  • There seems to be no reason for these intergalactic upsets.
  • There seems to be no reason for it.
  • There would appear to be no reason not to put observer reports on the database as well.
  • There also seems to be no reason why such agreements cannot be concluded in relation to intellectual property.
  • Under those circumstances, there appears to be no reason to change the approach set out in the provisional Regulation.
  • In addition, there would seem to be no reason to mix these vaccines before administration to EU residents and the CHMP does not find any endorsement for mixing in the recommendations of WHO.
  • There appears to be no reason why the comparable issues of turnover attribution and market share attribution should be judged by different criteria.
  • Emily Nash, would you do me the honor of marrying me again for what appears to be no reason?
  • The foundation concept has proved very successful at national level, and there seems to be no reason why the miracle could not be reproduced at European level.
  • In addition, there seems to be no reason why parties in an arms-length commercial relationship should not be able to agree on the law applicable to any claim in tort/delict before any such claim arises.
  • There also appears to be no reason why the opening of the bilateral agreement to undertakings from other Member States should lead to an incorrect application or circumvention of the transitional provisions in the Accession Agreement.
  • (42) One importer argued that the allowance should be 25 % rather than 10 %, but did not provide any objective justification for the higher figure. Under those circumstances, there appears to be no reason to change the approach set out in the provisional Regulation.
  • There will be no reason for me to exist.
  • Then there'd be no reason for them to stay.
  • There would be no reason for him to fear death.
  • Then there would be no reason for Israel to take action outside its own frontiers.
  • There should be no reason for setting artificial barriers to people's progress through an organisation.
  • So there'd be no reason for her to call your home, which she did nearly two dozen times.
  • When you woke, there would be no reason for you to stay.
  • So there'd be no reason for your blood to be on any of her clothing at all.

Alternatives:

  • there seemed to be no reason for their studying voluntarily on a Saturday night.
  • there seemed to be no reason for their studying on a Saturday night.
  • there seemed to be no reason for their to study voluntarily on a Saturday night.
  • there seemed to be no reason for their to be studying voluntarily on a Saturday night.

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