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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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has been or have been
Hi, I've just received an e-mail from an internet service provider stating that:
"The changes you have made to your list of XYZ® WiFi enabled devices has been completed."
There should be a hyphen between WiFi and enabled. Is "has been" used correctly or should it be replaced with "have been"? Thanks
"The changes you have made to your list of XYZ® WiFi enabled devices has been completed."
There should be a hyphen between WiFi and enabled. Is "has been" used correctly or should it be replaced with "have been"? Thanks
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Yes, the changes have been completed . A hyphen in technical expressions is usually at the will of their creator.
- Yes, the changes have been completed .
- A hyphen in technical expressions is usually at the will of their creator.
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Yes, the changes have been completed.
A hyphen in technical expressions is usually at the will of their creator.
A hyphen in technical expressions is usually at the will of their creator.
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