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Latest post Mon, Feb 27 2006 7:29 PM by Eliaki10. 2 replies.
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Eliaki10  +  201546 Mon, 27 Feb 06 06:40 PM

I have a problem with the following sentence.

Your commitment, professionalism and support have been beyond what i could expect OR Your commitment, professionalism and support has been beyond what i could expect.

Normally i would have put 'have' but i am not sure and since i wll put it in a formal document please let me know.

Thanks in advance
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Waïti  +  201553 Mon, 27 Feb 06 07:24 PM

Eliaki,

Your instinct is correct. This has to be 'HAVE' since you're talking about three things which makes it a plural.
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Eliaki10, 3 yr 268 days ago

Thanks,

I just got worry about the 'Your'.

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