!! Thank you for this detail.
The problem is that I'm not native speaker. Could you tell me, if it's correct to say, e.g.
"If the user wants to do this, they will do this"
I mean, if I need to use a single, not plural, how to properly refer to ... him/her?
I put him all the time because "a user" in Russian language has a gender, while in English it doesn't have a gender.
I'm always confused about this.
For example, "Imagine you have a user who wants to sign up. After (___) sings up"?
Please, give me advice here, this is really a problem =(
The problem is that I'm not native speaker. Could you tell me, if it's correct to say, e.g.
"If the user wants to do this, they will do this"
I mean, if I need to use a single, not plural, how to properly refer to ... him/her?
I put him all the time because "a user" in Russian language has a gender, while in English it doesn't have a gender.
I'm always confused about this.
For example, "Imagine you have a user who wants to sign up. After (___) sings up"?
Please, give me advice here, this is really a problem =(