Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Has or have
Should it be ‘has or have’ in the following sentence:
The vast majority of hypertension cases, estimated at 95%, 'have/has' no known etiology.
Thanks!
The vast majority of hypertension cases, estimated at 95%, 'have/has' no known etiology.
Thanks!
Top answer
To me, "vast majority of cases" sounds clearly plural. So I'd use have there.
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To me, "vast majority of cases" sounds clearly plural. So I'd use have there.
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