Simba and Nala proved that they are true leaders.
The scentence about “The Lion King”.
pron 1. referring to people or things ○ Where do you keep the spoons? – They’re in the right-hand drawer. ○ Who are those people in uniform? – They’re traffic wardens. ○ The children played in the sun and they all got sunburnt. 2. referring to people in general ○ They say it’s going to be fine this weekend. 3. referring to a singular, used instead of ‘he or she’ after a word such as ‘someone’ ○ If someone else joins the queue, they’ll just have to wait. (NOTE: When it is the object, them is used instead of they: We gave it to them; The police beat them with sticks; also when it follows the verb to be: Who’s that? – It’s them!)
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