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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
When to use HAS/Have in this sentence?
His works have been...
His works has been...
I'm pretty sure its "have" but just want to make sure...
His works has been...
I'm pretty sure its "have" but just want to make sure...
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Work is uncountable unless you mean book/paiting/music. In that case you have to use hav e in accordance to your subject which is works. Cheers.
- Work is uncountable unless you mean book/paiting/music.
- In that case you have to use hav e in accordance to your subject which is works.
- Cheers.
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Work is uncountable unless you mean book/paiting/music.
In that case you have to use have in accordance to your subject which is works.
Cheers.
In that case you have to use have in accordance to your subject which is works.
Cheers.
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