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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
'have' not 'has'
In the sentence:
'She can't have heard you'
why is 'have' used if the subject is the third person?
'She can't have heard you'
why is 'have' used if the subject is the third person?
Top answer
) we use the base form of the verb, no matter what the subject is.
- ) we use the base form of the verb, no matter what the subject is.
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After modals (can,could,will,would,etc.) we use the base form of the verb, no matter what the subject is.
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