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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Have been vs. has been
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Conduit and cabling has been included at an average length of 150’ for wire/cable and 1” RGS conduit for each run.
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Conduit and cabling have been included at an average length of 150’ for wire/cable and 1” RGS conduit for each run.
Conduit and cabling has been included at an average length of 150’ for wire/cable and 1” RGS conduit for each run.
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Conduit and cabling have been included at an average length of 150’ for wire/cable and 1” RGS conduit for each run.
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Conduit and cabling have been included at an average length of 150’ for wire/cable and 1” RGS conduit for each run.
- Conduit and cabling have been included at an average length of 150’ for wire/cable and 1” RGS conduit for each run.
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Conduit and cabling have been included at an average length of 150’ for wire/cable and 1” RGS conduit for each run.
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Since you are talking about more than one thing you should use the plural form "have" here. Hence the second sentence is correct.
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