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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Have or Has
Hi all,
Hope that you can help me out here.
"Large cuts in the training budget has/have resulted in frustration among workers"
Which is correct, has or have?
/Jens
Hope that you can help me out here.
"Large cuts in the training budget has/have resulted in frustration among workers"
Which is correct, has or have?
/Jens
Top answer
Hello, Consider this. Large cuts in the training budget have resulted in frustration among workers.
- Hello, Consider this.
- Large cuts in the training budget have resulted in frustration among workers.
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Hello,
Consider this.
Large cuts in the training budget have resulted in frustration among workers.
Consider this.
Large cuts in the training budget have resulted in frustration among workers.
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Aspara GusHello,haveThanks for your reply.
But could you also explain why?
/Jens
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AnonymousBut could you also explain why?I've edited my post. The verb agrees with the subject, which is unchanged by the intervening prepositional phrase.
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