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- 14-Feb-2011, 17:00 #1
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which of the following sentence is correct. A person has 2 pens.
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A person have 2 pens.
- 14-Feb-2011, 17:02 #2
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Teacher Re: which of the following sentence is correct. The first one.
Originally Posted by bit3034 
- 14-Feb-2011, 22:18 #3
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Re: which of the following sentence is correct. Originally Posted by bit3034
***** NOT A TEACHER *****
Bit,
(1) The moderator has already given you the answer.
(2) May I most respectfully remind you of the rule?
In the present tense, he/she/it takes an s in affirmative sentences:
A person ["she" or "he"] has two pens.
Every country ["it"] has a capital.
BUT you do not use the "s" in questions and the negative:
Does a person have a pen?
That country does not have a navy.
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