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Galia Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Have & Has

When should I use have and has? For example- "The sample have been approved" or "The sample has been approved"? Thanks Emotion: rose
  

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'The sample', the subject of the verb, is singular. That should tell you which form is appropriate.

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  • 'The sample', the subject of the verb, is singular.
  • That should tell you which form is appropriate.
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'The sample', the subject of the verb, is singular. That should tell you which form is appropriate.
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Have is for plural nouns; has is for single nouns.

The dog has fleas.
The dogs have fleas.
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I guess I should use "Has" but for some reason I see people using "Have" in these cases...
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Anyway, because it's past perfect, I'm not sure.
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It's present perfect, passive.
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Thanks! So I guess it should be: "has been approved", no?
I have already answered the customer using this.
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