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What is the pronoun for word birds?

The pronoun for "birds" depends on the context:

Singular:

* It: If you are referring to birds as a collective group or a single bird that is the focus of the sentence.

* Example: *The flock of birds flew south for the winter. It was a beautiful sight.*

* He/She/It: If you are referring to a specific bird and you know its gender.

* Example: *The robin built its nest in the tree. He would sing every morning.*

Plural:

* They: When referring to multiple birds.

* Example: *The birds were singing in the trees. They were very happy.*

Other Pronoun Options:

* These/Those: If you are referring to a specific group of birds nearby or at a distance.

* Example: *These birds are very noisy.*

* Some/Any/Many/Few: When referring to an unspecified number of birds.

* Example: *Some birds are migrating now.*

Remember to choose the pronoun that accurately reflects the number and specificity of the birds you are referring to.

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