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Which has or which have. What should I use? In the sentence where the subject is the name of the book.
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Anonymous Which has or which have. What should I use? In the sentence where the subject is the name of the book.
- Anonymous Which has or which have.
- What should I use?
- In the sentence where the subject is the name of the book.
- This book, which has the title "My dog and the Koala Bear", is about the life of a young girl in New Zealand.
- These books, which have old-fashioned leather bindings with gold lettering, are funny and whimsical despite their seriously intimidating covers.
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AnonymousWhich has or which have. What should I use? In the sentence where the subject is the name of the book.This book, which has the title "My dog and the Koala Bear", is about the life of a young girl in New Zealand.
These books, which have old-fashioned leather bindings with gold lettering, are funny and whimsical despite their ser
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