Why is it:
Who is she? The cat’s mother?
But never:
Who is he? The cat’s father?
Your ideas are welcome.
Why is it:
Who is she? The cat’s mother?
But never:
Who is he? The cat’s father?
Your ideas are welcome.
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Really, you are probably better off without them.
She refers to a “she cat” a male cat is called a Tom, so you would have to say; “who is Tom the cats father?”
Not really relevant to pronouns but could be used if you were called Harry and someone kept referring to you as Tom.