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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I wanted to ask, what should I use has/have in this sentence " Each student has/have issues"?
  

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" Because "each student" refers to many individuals, not a group. To contrast: They have issues. Those students have issues.

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  • " Because "each student" refers to many individuals, not a group.
  • To contrast: They have issues.
  • Those students have issues.
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"Each student has issues." Because "each student" refers to many individuals, not a group. To contrast: They have issues. Those students have issues.
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" Each student has issues."
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Each student has issues
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