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Rahuldev091 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

has/have

Windows 7 and Windows 8 has/have this functionality.

He and I have a copy of notes.
I and he has a copy of notes.

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Windows is a system: use 'has' We usually mention the other person before ourselves: he and I have (plural) Edit by Philip: see my apology for this error below.

— Philip

  • Windows is a system: use 'has' We usually mention the other person before ourselves: he and I have (plural) Edit by Philip: see my apology for this error below.
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Windows is a system: use 'has'
We usually mention the other person before ourselves: he and I have (plural)
Edit by Philip: see my apology for this error below.
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Use "have" both times. They are both compound subjects of the basic kind and are therefore plural.
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PhilipWindows is a system: use 'has'
My feeling is that Windows 7 and Windows 8 are two different systems. I therefore use 'have'.
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fivejedjon PhilipWindows is a system: use 'has'My feeling is that Windows 7 and Windows 8 are two different systems. I therefore use 'have'.
Sorry. Careless reading on my part.
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