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PaulaC
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In a sentence should I say
which have been brought or
which has been bought
which have been brought or
which has been bought
EITHER.
We have no idea from the few words that you give to determine whether the sort of item referred to by 'which' is singular or plural in form, and whether it was brought to a party, or bought at a store.
Remember, it may be clear in your mind, but without a full sentence for context, it isn't clear to us!:-?:roll::-o:lol::lol:
We have no idea from the few words that you give to determine whether the sort of item referred to by 'which' is singular or plural in form, and whether it was brought to a party, or bought at a store.
Remember, it may be clear in your mind, but without a full sentence for context, it isn't clear to us!:-?:roll::-o:lol::lol:
banderas
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Yes, I agree with David. As long as we do not know the context, both are fine.;-)
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