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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Is this sentence correct?
I found this sentence on the PETA website, and I'm not sure that it's correct.
"Unfortunately, years of watching her friends and family being hooked through the mouth and dragged into a harsh, alien world above have driven her mad with grief."
I think that it should be "has" and not "have." Is this sentence correct the way that it is?
"Unfortunately, years of watching her friends and family being hooked through the mouth and dragged into a harsh, alien world above have driven her mad with grief."
I think that it should be "has" and not "have." Is this sentence correct the way that it is?
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The subject of "have" is "years", so it's correct: "years ... have"; "a/the year ... has".
- The subject of "have" is "years", so it's correct: "years ...
- have"; "a/the year ...
- has".
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The subject of "have" is "years", so it's correct: "years ... have"; "a/the year ... has".
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