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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Has/Have sentence
"Since that day, I have researched the profession and sought out multiple shadowing opportunities, which has/have only reinforced my desire of becoming a CRNA."
The first "have" is ok, but the second "has/have" is keeping me guessing. Appreciate any clarity! Thank you.
The first "have" is ok, but the second "has/have" is keeping me guessing. Appreciate any clarity! Thank you.
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" Here the subject is plural, so have is suitable here.
- " Here the subject is plural, so have is suitable here.
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"Since that day, I have researched the profession and sought out multiple shadowing opportunities, which has/have only reinforced my desire of becoming a CRNA."
Here have is correct because you wanted to say that "multiple shadowing opportunities" have reinforced your desire of becoming a CRNA."
Here the subject is plural, so have is suitable here.
Here have is correct because you wanted to say that "multiple shadowing opportunities" have reinforced your desire of becoming a CRNA."
Here the subject is plural, so have is suitable here.
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