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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Urgent: the appropriate use of " have"
Good morning! What would be the appropriate use of the verb" have" in the following sentences:
Our thanks go out to everyone who have helped or Our thanks go out to everyone who has helped?
Thank you!
Our thanks go out to everyone who have helped or Our thanks go out to everyone who has helped?
Thank you!
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Hi Anon You should definitely use "has" (third person singular). The word "who" refers to "everyone" and "everyone" is used with the third person singular form of the verb. For example: - Everyone is here now, so let's get started.
- Hi Anon You should definitely use "has" (third person singular).
- The word "who" refers to "everyone" and "everyone" is used with the third person singular form of the verb.
- For example: - Everyone is here now, so let's get started.
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Hi Anon
You should definitely use "has" (third person singular).
The word "who" refers to "everyone" and "everyone" is used with the third person singular form of the verb. For example:
- Everyone is here now, so let's get started.
You should definitely use "has" (third person singular).
The word "who" refers to "everyone" and "everyone" is used with the third person singular form of the verb. For example:
- Everyone is here now, so let's get started.
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