I just had a glance at the first page of SC - Kaplan 800.
Just thought let me have a quick shot at it.....
Saw the first SC example that says..
None of my friends have been ......
Options include choices which have Plural and Singular form - Have,has...
Kaplan 800 says it should take a singular form "has" ????? why ???
Manhattan says - all SANAM pronouns(Some,Any,None,All,Most) should take a verb form based on the "of" construction.Here,friends is plural,so "have been" is correct?? or Am I going mad coz of excessive SC ???
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On which page is the question in the Kaplan 800 book ?
To the blog moderator:
So do we follow the (Some, Any, None Most) exception or not ?
To the blog moderator:
So do we follow the (Some, Any, None Most) exception or not ?
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thumpin_termis
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It's the very first question on the SC section. On th 07-08 edition, it's on page 135.[email protected] wrote:On which page is the question in the Kaplan 800 book ?
