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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Hasn't or Haven't

`The last couple of months hasn't/haven't been easy for me.

What is correct?

  

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anonymous What is correct? "Haven't". People will say "hasn't" there because it is possible to construe that stretch of time as a single thing, and there is nothing wrong with that.

— Anonymous

  • anonymous What is correct?
  • "Haven't".
  • People will say "hasn't" there because it is possible to construe that stretch of time as a single thing, and there is nothing wrong with that.
  • But "haven't" is logical grammar, and it covers both cases, so it's safe.
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anonymousWhat is correct?

"Haven't". People will say "hasn't" there because it is possible to construe that stretch of time as a single thing, and there is nothing wrong with that. But "haven't" is logical grammar, and it covers both cases, so it's safe.

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