Grammatical concord requires that the possessive pronoun following "which of us" be in the singular

English Language & Usage Asked on May 27, 2021

Page 458 of Fowler’s Concise Dictionary of Modern English Usage reads

Which of us would wish to be ill in his or her kitchen, especially when it is
also the family living room?

Grammatical concord requires that the possessive pronoun following which of us should be in the singular.

WHICH https://oed.com/oed2/00284418

Why is it so?

agreement possessive determiners which what

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