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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Has verses have.
Can anyone tell me which of these sentences is correct?
The interior and exterior has no deferred maintenance.
The interior and exterior have no deferred maintenance.
I expect that they are both correct. The first sentence refers to the interior and exterior as singular and the second as a group. Is this correct?
The interior and exterior has no deferred maintenance.
The interior and exterior have no deferred maintenance.
I expect that they are both correct. The first sentence refers to the interior and exterior as singular and the second as a group. Is this correct?
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Hi, Can anyone tell me which of these sentences is correct? The interior and exterior has no deferred maintenance. The interior and exterior have no deferred maintenance.
- Hi, Can anyone tell me which of these sentences is correct?
- The interior and exterior has no deferred maintenance.
- The interior and exterior have no deferred maintenance.
- I expect that they are both correct.
- The first sentence refers to the interior and exterior as singular and the second as a group.
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me which of these sentences is correct?
The interior and exterior has no deferred maintenance.
The interior and exterior have no deferred maintenance.
I expect that they are both correct. The first sentence refers to the
Can anyone tell me which of these sentences is correct?
The interior and exterior has no deferred maintenance.
The interior and exterior have no deferred maintenance.
I expect that they are both correct. The first sentence refers to the
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