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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
he and she has/have??
someone plz guide me about the grammar rule for using has /have with two nouns or pronouns in a sentence. e.g
he and she has/have?
similarly, frequency and gravity has/have??
he and she has/have?
similarly, frequency and gravity has/have??
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I think that, because "he and she" = "they", the right form should be the plural. It's "he and she have", "frequency and gravity have". It's probably the same thing in your language, right?
- I think that, because "he and she" = "they", the right form should be the plural.
- It's "he and she have", "frequency and gravity have".
- It's probably the same thing in your language, right?
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I think that, because "he and she" = "they", the right form should be the plural. It's "he and she have", "frequency and gravity have". It's probably the same thing in your language, right?
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