Sage-Tips

Does your brother have or has?

The correct sentence is “my brother has a good job”. The simple reason being that “has” is the singular form of the verb “to have” and your brother is just one person. “Have” on the other hand is the plural form of the verb “to have” which can be used when the subject is plural (more than one person).

Does your sister have or has?

“Has your sister passed the exam?” is correct, because “sister” is singular. To use “have,” the sentence must refer to multiple sisters: “Have your sisters passed the exam?”

What do we use with anyone has or have?

It’s “if anyone has”, because “anyone” functions as third person singular. It probably just seems right to use “have” because you would for any other number or person.

Has or have with parents?

You can understand it by the subjest-verb agreement , that states that when there is singular subject (parent) , then the verb is also singular (has). When there is plural subject (parents) , the verb is also plural (have).

Is it correct to say Have you Got a brother?

Both are correct. For the affirmative you may say: “I have a brother,” or “I have got a brother.” For the interrogative you may ask: “Have you got any brothers/siblings?” (Mostly British English); “Do you have any siblings?” (mostly American English). “Have you a brother?” is not much in use anymore.

What does your brother do is never questioned?

The second expression, “ what your brother does”, is a clause which needs another clause or sentence to make complete sense. What your brother does is never questioned. “ what does your brother do? “ is the correct one.

Is your best friend your brother or your father?

He is definitely my go-to person, even more so than my father. Even if your dad is the leading male role in your life, in time, the person who has been with you through thick and thin, who becomes your best friend is, in fact, your brother. Your brother ends up being the person you rely on more as you get older.

How do you describe your brother in one sentence?

Your brother is the first person you played outside with, watch scary movies then hide behind the couch, and fought with. Friends come go in time. Between high school, college and out in the real world people come and go. Nothing stays the same, but your brother as you best friend will.