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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Use of Has or Has
Is the the following sentence correct?
The dedication and positive impact you have made has not gone unnoticed.
The dedication and positive impact you have made has not gone unnoticed.
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" So you can't consider it a compound subject. " You could justify it by calling "dedication and impact" a unit.
- " So you can't consider it a compound subject.
- " You could justify it by calling "dedication and impact" a unit.
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There's a small problem, because the meaning of "dedication" in this case does not work with the verb "to make." So you can't consider it a compound subject.
You can say, "The dedication you have shown and the impact you hve made have not gone unnoticed."
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"Your dedication, and the impact you have made have etc."
It would probably be permissible to say, "Your dedication an
You can say, "The dedication you have shown and the impact you hve made have not gone unnoticed."
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"Your dedication, and the impact you have made have etc."
It would probably be permissible to say, "Your dedication an
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