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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Has or Have?
Is this sentence correct. I'm most confused about has vs. have. But any other errors pointed out would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
"Firstly, this place wouldn't be what it is were it not for you and everyone else who has made Sanctuary their home."
Thank you in advance.
"Firstly, this place wouldn't be what it is were it not for you and everyone else who has made Sanctuary their home."
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First , this place wouldn't be what it is were it not for you and everyone else who have made Sanctuary their home. It is a compound subject ('you and everyone else'), so the verb is plural. Compare: You and I are friends.
- First , this place wouldn't be what it is were it not for you and everyone else who have made Sanctuary their home.
- It is a compound subject ('you and everyone else'), so the verb is plural.
- Compare: You and I are friends.
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First, this place wouldn't be what it is were it not for you and everyone else who have made Sanctuary their home.
It is a compound subject ('you and everyone else'), so the verb is plural. Compare: You and I are friends.
It is a compound subject ('you and everyone else'), so the verb is plural. Compare: You and I are friends.
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