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Rafael Soteldo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
It's 'have' or 'has'
Hi there:
Which of these is correct:
"Where no customer has orders" or "Where no customer have orders"
Why?
Thank you in advance
Rafael
Which of these is correct:
"Where no customer has orders" or "Where no customer have orders"
Why?
Thank you in advance
Rafael
Top answer
These are correct, Rafael: Where no customer has orders Where no customers have orders
- These are correct, Rafael: Where no customer has orders Where no customers have orders
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3 Answers
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These are correct, Rafael:
Where no customer has orders
Where no customers have orders
Where no customer has orders
Where no customers have orders
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These make sense:
No customers have placed any orders today.
No customer has placed a single order today.
The reason is just subject/verb agreement.
No customers have placed any orders today.
No customer has placed a single order today.
The reason is just subject/verb agreement.
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