When we use ''hair'' do we say have or has? Or can both have/has be used depending on how it is used in the sentence? Please include some examples too. Thanks!
When we use ''hair'' do we say "have" or "has"? Or can both "have/has" be used depending on how it is used in the sentence? Please include some examples too. Thanks!
One single strand of hair is 'a hair', and is followed by a singular verb form. The growth on top of our head is 'hair', uncountable, and is also followed by a singular verb form.
When we use ''hair'' do we say have or has? Or can both have/has be used depending on how it is used in the sentence? Please include some examples too. Thanks!
One single strand of hair is 'a hair', and is followed by a singular verb form. The growth on top of our head is 'hair', uncountable, and is also followed by a singular verb form.