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Atmanand Murthy Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Has or Have
Pls let me know the correct usage of 'Has' or 'Have' in below sentence:
1. India has replaced Sachin with Sehwag for the first cricket match
2. India have replaced Sachin with Sehwag for the first cricket match
1. India has replaced Sachin with Sehwag for the first cricket match
2. India have replaced Sachin with Sehwag for the first cricket match
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In American English, only the first would normally be used. In British English, either would be acceptable.
- In American English, only the first would normally be used.
- In British English, either would be acceptable.
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In American English, only the first would normally be used.
In British English, either would be acceptable.
In British English, either would be acceptable.
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