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Section: Writing: Sentence Correction
63)
Until you sit down and talk to a person, you don’t really know them.
you don’t really know them.
you don’t know them really.
you do not really know them.
you do not really know him.
you don’t really know him or her.
Explanation
A person is singular, so the words him or her are appropriate.
