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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Correct sentences?
Hi! everyone.Could You tell me,how do I say these?
1-Which of you have done your work?(According to me it means that I am asking about more than one person thats why I used "have"?
2-Which of you has done his work?(and I used "has" for asking about one person) Please make it clear to me I am confused should I use "has" for asking both plural and singular people? Please tell me the difference between the above two?
Thanks!
1-Which of you have done your work?(According to me it means that I am asking about more than one person thats why I used "have"?
2-Which of you has done his work?(and I used "has" for asking about one person) Please make it clear to me I am confused should I use "has" for asking both plural and singular people? Please tell me the difference between the above two?
Thanks!
Top answer
Your idea is correct. It depends on how many the speaker expects to respond.
- Your idea is correct.
- It depends on how many the speaker expects to respond.
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Your idea is correct. It depends on how many the speaker expects to respond.
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There is really no big difference between them except for the number of speakers expects to reply.
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AnonymousThere is really no big difference between them except for the number of people speaker expects to reply
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