Pronoun Agreement: agr¡@ 
EXPLANATION: 
A pronoun is used to replace a noun (a person, a place, or a thing). We call the noun that is replaced as the antecedent of the pronoun. Therefore, remember that when you use a pronoun, it must have an antecedent first. In addition, remember that a pronoun must agree in number with the word or words it replaces.  
 
Faulty/Awkward Agreement
Correct Agreement
Neither my husband nor other men is satisfied with his wife 
OR

Neither other men nor my husband is satisfied with his wife.

Neither my husband nor other men are satisfied with their wives.
Neither my brother nor my sister like their jobs. Neither my brother nor my sister likes her job 
OR

Neither my sister nor my brother likes his job.

Each student should bring his or her dictionary to class and look up his or her own new words. All students should bring their dictionaries to class and look up their own new words.
Either of my girl friends will tell us their stories. Either of my girl friends will tell us her stories.
My mother said he would make me a beautiful dress. My mother said she would make me a beautiful dress.  
OR

My mother said Tailor John would make me a beautiful dress.

The committee will hold their first meeting on September 15. The committee will hold its first meeting on September 15.
My sister argued with mom every time she was home for vacation. Every time when my sister was home for vacation, she argued with mom.  
OR

Every time when my mom was home for vacation, my sister argued with her.

NB: 
  
1.  Singular verb form should be used when a singular indefinite pronoun is used.
2.  To avoid sexist bias, make a singular indefinite pronoun plural when possible. (Refer to example 2.)
 
  •   Good links explaining pronoun agreement are:
 
http://www.english.uiuc.edu/cws/wworkshop/pronounagree.htm
http://www.maclab.uvic.ca/writersguide/Pages/GramVerbAgr.html
http://www.maclab.uvic.ca/writersguide/Pages/SentProAgr.html
http://www.richmond.edu/~writing/wweb/npagree.html
http://www.maclab.uvic.ca/writersguide/Pages/GramAgr.html
http://www.english.uiuc.edu/cws/wworkshop/pronounagree.htm
 
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