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20 Jul 2016, 09:49
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Which one is correct:
XYZ is one of the states that has or
one of the states that have?
Thanks!
Answer: not sure
XYZ is one of the states that has or
one of the states that have?
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Answer: not sure
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20 Jul 2016, 09:57
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XYZ is one of the states that have.
XYZ is only one of the states that has.
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XYZ is only one of the states that has.
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20 Jul 2016, 10:07
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One of the states that HAS
I recently posted on this topic, might help with the distinction
How is "one of the economic theories " is plural? "of the economic theories" is a prepositional phrase and so we eliminate this - Is it?
Can some one help me understand
ONE OF the economic THEORIES that do not necessarily occur in the real world
BUT compare this with
THE ONE economic THEORY that DOES not necessarily occur in the real world
Examples:
There are many theoretical ideas that do not exist in the real world
This theoretic idea does not exist in the real world
