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Guest  +  21134 Tue, 03 Feb 04 03:42 AM
Hi All,

May i know which is one is correct ?

1) She has done a good job.
2) She have done a good job.

Thanks for the help.
soochu, 5 yr 297 days ago
you should choose the item 1.

she and he + has,
you and I +have
whl626  +  21160 Tue, 03 Feb 04 01:11 PM
Singular subject -> singular verb

Plural subject -> plural verbSmile [:)]
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maj  +  21173 Tue, 03 Feb 04 02:08 PM
I don't think I would agree with the above post.

She and he have done a good job, would be:

-They have done a good job.

but he has done a good job and she has done a good job. They both have done a good job.

Hope it helps.
maj
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whl626, 5 yr 297 days ago
I think the previous poster means ' she OR he 'Smile [:)] Just a typo made
soochu, 5 yr 295 days ago
yeah, that's my first thought. " she OR he " is right.
thank you. ^_^
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