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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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ESPN
An ESPN piece Tuesday suggested that Obama’s comment suggests that he is one of those who had/has never really believed in Lin, and also notes that it belies Obama’s earlier profession of admiration for Lin as a fellow underdog who rose to prominence.
Please proofread. Shouldn't it be:
Has never really believed....
Thank you.
Please proofread. Shouldn't it be:
Has never really believed....
Thank you.
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" "Who" is the subject of "have". The antecedent of "who" is "those", which is plural. "Had" is the wrong tense.
- " "Who" is the subject of "have".
- The antecedent of "who" is "those", which is plural.
- "Had" is the wrong tense.
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"he is one of those who have never really believed ...."
"Who" is the subject of "have". The antecedent of "who" is "those", which is plural. "Had" is the wrong tense.
"Who" is the subject of "have". The antecedent of "who" is "those", which is plural. "Had" is the wrong tense.
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