Wie pronomen sein/ihre neutralisieren?
Ich habe das Problem, dass ich ein Text neutralisieren muss. Es darf nicht das Geschlecht aus dem Text herauskommen, mir fällt allerdings nicht ein, wie ich sein/ihre neutralisieren kann.
Es ist ein Kind, es bringt SEINE Ideen mit.
Es ist ein Kind, es bringt IHRE Ideen mit.
SEINE / IHRE
Wie neutralisiere ich nun SEINE oder IHRE Ideen mit?
The pronoun in question isbe / their / SEIN. Therefore, your sentence “It is a child, it brings HIS ideas with” already genderneutral
for example
M: thishe Roman and they were Author /and his translatorin/ and his title
Q: thise narration and you Author / their translatorin/ her title
N: thisit Book and they were Author/ his Translationrin/ his title
What about him? Is this also neutral?
… what he likes…
… what you like…
Yes, you must know the four cases of him/her/it.
masculine: he – his – him – ih
Femininum: they – her – her they
New strand : it -seiner –him – it.
Comparisons:
Are you going with Your bike as fast as the others? – Yes, I’m driving with him even faster .
Pronomists refer to the grammatical sex, that is Genus, not Sexus.
Example: “The man’s body was in the door. She (sic!) seemed to lie there for a long time and her sight was not beautiful.”
Why so many don’t understand, I don’t really understand. But good, lack of language skills are also the cause of people wanting to gender. Genus <> Sexus
“His” is neutral. It is by chance the same as for the male sex, but this is not your fault. 💁
The example mentioned the child brings his ideas – is gender-neutral.
Possible deformations sound archaic – the child brings ideas with – and are stylistic little beautiful: the child brings the idea of the child.
What about him? Is this also neutral?
… what he likes…
… what you like…
If the noun to which the pronouns relate is neutral: Yes.
“His” refers to “the child” and is already gender-neutral.
Even if the child is a girl, “her” in this sentence is grammatically wrong.
Alternatively, you could write something like “It is a child, it brings your own ideas. ‘
“His” is already neutral.
And instead of “their” (female child?) one can take “own”.
The formulation “It (the child) brings its ideas” is already gender-neutral.
You don’t have to change anything.
you can tell the name
If that were a school job, I would refuse to solve it. If you’re not forced by anyone and it’s your own desire, just make it easy.
THE child is grammatically a NEW TRUM and HAS GAR NO of the two possible biological sexes that a person can have.
Was that all right for your SuS if they refused a task for ideological reasons?
Pupils? I didn’t get any such stupid tasks. At that time, society had not yet come to the dog as it is today.
You can only hope you’ve never really been a teacher.
I answered your question. Just pretend you can understand the answer. (I’m sure you’re not able to do this. But that’s just DEIN problem.)
Just answer my question, please.