‘Have’ ..... used with plurals generally.
A. is
B. you
C. are
D. your
Answer: Option A
Solution (By Examveda Team)
The sentence structure is such that it expects a verb form that agrees with the subject "Have". In English, "have" can function as both a plural and a singular verb depending on the context. When "have" is used as a singular verb, it refers to possession or obligation.In this sentence, "Have" is used in the context of possession or obligation, indicating that something possesses or exhibits a certain quality. Since the subject "Have" is singular, the correct verb form to use is "is".
Therefore, the correct completion of the sentence would be:
"‘Have’ is used with plurals generally."
This construction maintains subject-verb agreement, making "is" the appropriate choice.
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Plz tell me how have "is" correct answer.
What means?
How???
If any subject in double coted mark then singular verb is used
tell me plz how have "is" correct answer
'Have' is used with plurals only. This is the correct answer.
I think the answer should be 'is'
'Have' is used with plurals generally.
Word have is written into inverted commas so have is used plural generally is correct sentence.
But I think here the Answer is (is)
Cause have is a subject here and the sentance explains how (have) should be used
A is right answer
I think, the question is about 'Have'
So, the sentence should be
'Have' is used with plurals generally.
In this sentence 'IS' is the most suitable word because here 'Have' is used as a singular subject.
Passive sentence 🙂