If "they" refers to a group of people:
* The group: "The group of students arrived late."
* The team: "The team won the championship."
* The crowd: "The crowd cheered loudly."
If "they" refers to multiple individuals:
* The individuals: "The individuals were interviewed separately."
* People: "People are complex beings."
* Those: "Those who were present voted in favor."
If "they" is used as a singular pronoun for someone who doesn't identify with a specific gender:
* The person: "The person asked for a glass of water."
* They/them/their: "They/them/their pronouns are important to respect."
If "they" is used as a generic pronoun:
* One: "One should always be respectful to others."
* Someone: "Someone left the lights on."
It's important to consider the context and the intended meaning to choose the most appropriate replacement for "they."