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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Haven't or Hasn't
Here is my sentence:
Since there haven’t been birds in the forest for centuries, it’s easy enough to conclude that the cry came from somewhere else.
I can't figure out whether it should be hasn't or haven't. Anyone know?
Since there haven’t been birds in the forest for centuries, it’s easy enough to conclude that the cry came from somewhere else.
I can't figure out whether it should be hasn't or haven't. Anyone know?
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Since there haven’t been birds in the forest for centuries, it’s easy enough to conclude that the cry came from somewhere else. It is haven't as the subject is birds .
- Since there haven’t been birds in the forest for centuries, it’s easy enough to conclude that the cry came from somewhere else.
- It is haven't as the subject is birds .
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Since there haven’t been birds in the forest for centuries, it’s easy enough to conclude that the cry came from somewhere else.
It is haven't as the subject is birds.
It is haven't as the subject is birds.
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