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Scarf zany 484 Posted 9 years ago
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Has always vs have always
I want to say that; "Paul's family has always (or have always) been helpful in working at the church".
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AmE - has BrE - have American and British Englishes tend to make the agreement differently with the subject 'family'. CJ
- AmE - has BrE - have American and British Englishes tend to make the agreement differently with the subject 'family'.
- CJ
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AmE - has
BrE - have
American and British Englishes tend to make the agreement differently with the subject 'family'.
CJ
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