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  • When to use "has" and "have""
  • heisenberg
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    Hi stws who dwells in the night (aka who have sleep disorder 😛 )

    Which is correct :
    A) it has been added to the tracker.
    B) it have been added to the tracker.

    Posted 10 years ago
    Pook
    Full Member

    Has for single items, have for plural i.e.

    “It has been added to the tracker” or
    “They have been added to the tracker”

    Posted 10 years ago
    heisenberg
    Free Member

    The whole sentence is:

    All boxes audited.1 location in error with 1 missing handset and “has” been added to the tracker blah blah blah.

    ….is this correct?

    Posted 10 years ago
    globalti
    Free Member

    No, It’s sloppy jargonese English.

    “1 location incomplete and missing 1 handset, which has been added…..”

    Posted 10 years ago
    Pook
    Full Member

    If you change the ‘and’ to a ‘which’ it would read far more comfortably.

    Posted 10 years ago
    Northwind
    Full Member

    If it’s after “can”, must be “has”

    Posted 10 years ago
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