In the question below choose the word(s) or phrase(s) which best fill(s) the gap:
One can no longer take for granted today what .... enjoyed in the university some years ago, can ....?
you/you
one/one
he/he
one/you
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He/he is less formal because it shifts from the neutral "one" to "he," which can introduce a slight inconsistency in pronoun usage. While still grammatically correct, it might be seen as less polished.
The sentence uses "one" as the subject. When using "one" as a subject, the corresponding pronoun in the tag question should also be "one."
Therefore:
"One can no longer take for granted today what one enjoyed in the university some years ago, can one?"
The correct answer is B
okay so here's one explanation
Both are grammatically correct he/he and one/ one but the difference lies in style and formality while one/ one maintains uniformity
But one/one is the most suitable because it maintans subject - pronoun agreement and is grammatically correct
