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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Do you say
since the last meeting there has been or
since the last meeting there have been
since the last meeting there has been or
since the last meeting there have been
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It depends on what follows. If a plural thing follows then it's "there have been"; if a singular thing follows then it's "there has been".
- It depends on what follows.
- If a plural thing follows then it's "there have been"; if a singular thing follows then it's "there has been".
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It depends on what follows. If a plural thing follows then it's "there have been"; if a singular thing follows then it's "there has been".
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