You could put the Visitor in 3rd person.
however some visitors can be despoiled by the escorts
He was evidently touched by the plight of poor visitors.
The visitors were very gracious towards their host.
Her exceptional hospitality made the visitors feel like home.
visitors were coming so she worried about the cleanliness of her house
Visitor's or Visitors'... The apostrophe in this case is possessive, in that the washroom belongs to the visitor (in the first case), or the visitors (in the the 2nd case). I think the safest bet would be to go with Visitors' .
The simple subject is "visitors". "Many" is an adjective modifying "visitors"
A recluse is a person who lives a solitary life and avoids other people. Example sentence: The 5th Duke was an eccentric recluse, who shunned visitors.
Beginning with a short tour, visitors can learn and experience all that the Science Center has to offer.
The complete subject of the sentence "All visitors to our school must report at the office" is "All visitors to our school." This includes the main noun "visitors" and the modifying phrase "to our school," which provides additional information about which visitors are being referred to.
Many churches' doors are open to visitors throughout the week for prayers or services.
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