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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Haven't or Hasn't in the sentence
Just wondering what is more appropriate in this sentence:
Who hasn’t/haven't messed up while trying to crack an egg?
If somebody can please help me and tell me why has/have is being used in the sentence.. A detailed answer would be pleasing to read.
Who hasn’t/haven't messed up while trying to crack an egg?
If somebody can please help me and tell me why has/have is being used in the sentence.. A detailed answer would be pleasing to read.
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"Who" is singular because in the sentence it means "which one of us" and not "how many of us".
- "Who" is singular because in the sentence it means "which one of us" and not "how many of us".
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"Who" is singular because in the sentence it means "which one of us" and not "how many of us".
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Anonymous dont get itI don't get it.
That is how English speakers think of "who" in such sentences.
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How do I determine whether to use hasn't or haven't in a sentence?
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