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1. There (has, have) been two tornadoes near here this year. A. has B. have

1. There (has, have) been two tornadoes near here this year. A. has B. have
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1. There (has, have) been two tornadoes near here this year.

A. has



B. have

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A. Have
Makes more sense to me
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User Tandy
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Answer:

have

Step-by-step explanation:

has is singular

have is plural

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