"Ask any girl and they'll tell you that lipsticks are the best" or It should be "Ask any girl and she will tell you that lipsticks are the best"
Which one is correct or both are correct?
Which one is correct or both are correct?
Some of us do. On another note, "... that lipsticks are the best" doesn't mean much to me. What are you trying to say?If you know the sex of the person is a female then why don't you just use 'She'?
I mean lipsticks make girls look more beautiful and be confident in themselves.Some of us do. On another note, "... that lipsticks are the best" doesn't mean much to me. What are you trying to say?
So it means that you can use either 'They' or 'She' is this sentence right?I think you may want to express that idea more explicitely then:
Ask any girl and they/she will tell you that lipsticks are a great thing
I just wanted to keep my sentence short, sorry for not providing you with enough informationThank you. Your original sentence doesn't convey any of that, of course. So you just might like to say it if you want it understood.
"Ask any girl and she'll tell you (that) lipstick makes her look more beautiful and gives her more confidence."