sentences:  With nouns, the tendency is to use the form of the grammatically masculine nouns when referring to groups of mixed sex, so "teachers" (from masculine ) is used when describing male and female teachers together.The plural "teachers" (from feminine ) exists is used rarely and in contexts where the speaker desires to emphasize the fact that the teachers are female.The Cornish third person singular pronouns are "he, it" and "she, it".