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Icecoldsilver Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Correct grammar for business comms

Hello,

I am a small business owner looking to begin a comms plan.

When I am writing an article or a press release should I use the term has or have?
(assuming my company name is TechCom)

For instance, if I have created a new technology -

TechCom has created a new technology
TechCom have created a new technology

If I'm hiring a new member of staff

TechCom has employed a new manager
TechCom have employed a new mananger

I'd like to finally figure out which is the correct term to use. Can anyone help?

Thanks
  

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Hello, icecoldsilver-- and welcome to English Forums. It is the company (singular) that is doing these things. These are correct: TechCom has created a new technology.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, icecoldsilver-- and welcome to English Forums.
  • It is the company (singular) that is doing these things.
  • These are correct: TechCom has created a new technology.
  • TechCom has employed a new manager.
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Hello, icecoldsilver-- and welcome to English Forums.

It is the company (singular) that is doing these things. These are correct:

TechCom has created a new technology.
TechCom has employed a new manager.
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