Anonymous  +  806588 Sun, 05 Jul 09 01:16 AM Should this sentence contain has or have?   God and life have shown me when it is right, you can stop looking and start dancing.   God and life has shown me when it is right, you can stop looking and start dancing.   Thanks, Anonymous Sentences

	Orpheus  +  806618 Sun, 05 Jul 09 02:01 AM 'God and life' makes a plural subject so we use have. Orpheus Joined on Tue, Jun 17 2003 Jakarta, Indonesia Regular Member 587 'Truth is Subjectivity' - Kierkegaard Plurals, Plural Subject

	shayredsun28  +  806619 Sun, 05 Jul 09 02:01 AM There are two ways this is used:   1.) First is plural/singular.   Has is used with a singular noun. "The dog has the ball"   Have is used with a plural noun. "The dogs have the ball"     2.) Second is used with a particular pronoun.     Present tense   I have you (singular) have he/she/it has   we have you (plural) have they have   had is used for all pronoun when in the past tense         //: "has" and "have" are called present participle, which means it happened at an unspecified time before now.       shayredsun28 Plurals, Tenses, Nouns, Pronouns, Present Tenses, Past Tenses, Singular Nouns, Singular

	shayredsun28  +  806625 Sun, 05 Jul 09 02:08 AM oh, the the answer is "have" because it is plural shayredsun28 Plurals

	Yoong Liat  +  806979 Sun, 05 Jul 09 08:29 AM Anonymous “ Should this sentence contain has or have? God and life have shown me when it is right, you can stop looking and start dancing. God and life has shown me when it is right, you can stop looking and start dancing. ” God and life have shown me when it is right. You can stop looking and start dancing.  Two sentences cannot be separated by a comma. Yoong Liat Joined on Mon, Sep 4 2006 Veteran Member 6,757 Commas, Punctuation, Sentences