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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I am a bit confuse to what word to use have/has in my sentence below

The CBS Supervisors meeting has been cancelled.
  

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Anonymous I am a bit confuse d as to what word to use have/has in my sentence below The CBS Supervisor's (one supervisor) meeting has been cancelled. The CBS Supervisors ' (more than one supervisor) meeting has been cancelled. The CBS Supervisor's meeting s have (more than one meeting) been cancelled.

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  • Anonymous I am a bit confuse d as to what word to use have/has in my sentence below The CBS Supervisor's (one supervisor) meeting has been cancelled.
  • The CBS Supervisors ' (more than one supervisor) meeting has been cancelled.
  • The CBS Supervisor's meeting s have (more than one meeting) been cancelled.
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AnonymousI am a bit confused as to what word to use have/has in my sentence below
The CBS Supervisor's (one supervisor) meeting has been cancelled.
The CBS Supervisors' (more than one supervisor) meeting has been cancelled.

The CBS Supervisor's meetings have (more than one meeting) b
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Also: The CBS Supervisors meeting (CBS meeting for supervisors) has been cancelled.
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