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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Another "has been" vs. "have been"
Hi! I have a question.
How should I write this? I'm having difficulties seeing what is referred to here - the two adjectives describing the "working", or the "working" itself.
"My communicative and organized way of working have always been among my strong points"
Sincerely,
How should I write this? I'm having difficulties seeing what is referred to here - the two adjectives describing the "working", or the "working" itself.
"My communicative and organized way of working have always been among my strong points"
Sincerely,
Top answer
has The subject is way.
- has The subject is way.
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The head noun of "My communicative and organized way of working" is "way", which is singular, so it should be "has been". You can add as many adjectives as you like, but it will never make a singular noun plural.
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