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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Please help - sentence check
For any of you who has/have been wanting......
Any of them who has/have been watching....
Any of them who has/have been watching....
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both would use "have". Both instances imply reference to more than one person, thus the plural form.
- both would use "have".
- Both instances imply reference to more than one person, thus the plural form.
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both would use "have".
Both instances imply reference to more than one person, thus the plural form.
Both instances imply reference to more than one person, thus the plural form.
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