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Rami1511 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
how to ask a question to more than a person ?
hello
if I wanted to ask a question to more than a person
should I say: "Who has facebook" or "Who have Facebook" ( in case I am sure that more than a person have facebook account )
and the same for "How many" should I use plural noun or singular after it ?
if I wanted to ask a question to more than a person
should I say: "Who has facebook" or "Who have Facebook" ( in case I am sure that more than a person have facebook account )
and the same for "How many" should I use plural noun or singular after it ?
Top answer
" I am not sure why, actually. Anyone else know?
- " I am not sure why, actually.
- Anyone else know?
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You would say, "Who has facebook?" I am not sure why, actually. 
Anyone else know?
Anyone else know?
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Interrogative who as the grammatical subject is followed by a singular verbexcept when used to ask for the complement of a clause, when a plural form is possible..
Who has more than one friend?
Who are your best friends?
Who is your best friend?
Who has more than one friend?
Who are your best friends?
Who is your best friend?
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