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Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.
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Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist :lol:

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Guest firetotheworks

Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist [emoji38]

Please stop, I can't be arsed to debate it and ruin another thread by arguing over inconsequential shite.
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Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist [emoji38]

Please stop, I can't be arsed to debate it and ruin another thread by arguing over inconsequential shite.

Ok, just say have next time

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Guest firetotheworks

Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist [emoji38]

Please stop, I can't be arsed to debate it and ruin another thread by arguing over inconsequential shite.

Ok, just say have next time

Nah, you're areet.
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Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist [emoji38]

Please stop, I can't be arsed to debate it and ruin another thread by arguing over inconsequential shite.

Ok, just say have next time

Nah, you're areet.

Bet you say 'we' when referring to NUFC too and you're not even in the team!!

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Guest firetotheworks

Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist [emoji38]

Please stop, I can't be arsed to debate it and ruin another thread by arguing over inconsequential shite.

Ok, just say have next time

Nah, you're areet.

Bet you say 'we' when referring to NUFC too and you're not even in the team!!

I say both, because both are fine. Technically a team/club/company etc is both a unit and therefore an It, or a collection of individuals and therefore a They. Like I said in my original post, I just fancied a change, ffs. [emoji38]
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Radge as fuck, this forum these days.

I've tried to end it as quickly as it started tbf. I didn't want any trouble.
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Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist :lol:

Isn't it a case that it should be used but a majority of people use it incorrectly?

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Bournemouth has equalised.

*have

Incorrect, I'm afraid. It's has.

If you're American, but you aren't

Wrong again. CBA though, Google it yourself.

The singular is never used in England you mentalist [emoji38]

Isn't it a case that it should be used but a majority of people use it incorrectly?

It sounds mental, but AFAIK Newcastle United Football Club the club should always be an It, Newcastle United Football Club the team can be both an It or a They, but almost everyone classes both as a They.

 

Absolutely nothing to do with American English and British English though.

 

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