HumbledbYGrace: I would advice you to visit South African Embassy in Accra, or check the information online, most Southies don't travel a lot so do your research.

Why did you do copy and paste

Because I am from niger-delta and it is our o¥el ; Unfortunatel¥ Gani Fawehimwi that ¥ou would have needed to prove this is long dead, ma¥ his soul R.I.P Madam internet Police

nadia_SA: best in wat again?? Abeg make I understand..

You dey look for trouble abi? .....This is what I've been waiting for, lemme now start my own questions

ngwana.mobu:
Wetla, he's viewing. Ke betcha ka Tumi
sani!

HumblebYGrace: Ka ntate!

Mxm! Hakena nako ya masea a confused hlem...

Theben:
Abeg, when coming, come along with one pretty SAn babe. I dream of marrying a South African

I pity you! They are ugly as fvck

Tumisang:


Mxm! Hakena nako ya masea a confused hlem...

Lol TUMI!!!

Tumisang:


Mxm! Hakena nako ya masea a confused hlem...

Mature reply thanks dear.

Sagamite:

person, "have".

see as you dey disgrace yourself.
I'm sure you were lectured in arabic in your imaginary UK university.

Let me open your eyes a lil more
Which of the two sentences is correct?

None of them is here
None of them are here

Hello Mzansi, can someone here tell me the highest grossing movie in south africa's box office...it's really urgent. Tenk

speedyboi: Hello Mzansi, can someone here tell me the highest grossing movie in south africa's box office...it's really urgent. Tenk

The answer is Leon Schuster's "Schuks Tshabalala"
2010. Didn't want to post it.
I didn't tell you ooo.
*winks*

prof800:
The answer is Leon Schuster's "Schuks Tshabalala"
2010. Didn't want to post it.
I didn't tell you ooo.
*winks*

Thank you jare...I just searched the thing now and I saw the title

Mzanzi for sure Ndiyathanda wena

Theben:
see as you dey disgrace yourself.
I'm sure you were lectured in arabic in your imaginary UK university.

Let me open your eyes a lil more
Which of the two sentences is correct?

None of them is here
None of them are here

You are a person!

Once you have an "s" after post, it becomes "have".

Cretinous product of a failed education system, which stinking, intellectually bereft junkyard produced you?

Sagamite:

person, "have".

''has'' is very correct in that context, you illiterate.

Scun: ''has'' is very correct in that context, you illiterate.

You are a person, it is "have".

Sagamite:

You are a person!

Once you have an "s" after post, it becomes "have".

Cretinous product of a failed education system, which stinking, intellectually bereft junkyard produced you?

It's a pity you don't even know you're wrong. I started the sentence with 'none', irrespective of the noun/pronoun that follows, the verb must be in a singular form.
Another example is:
None of the books is here
(you have several books, but 'no one' is here)

Lemme not even stress myself, I know you won't agree with me. But I'll advise you to make your research and come back here to tell me you finding.

Sagamite:

You are a person, it is "have".

Prove it you prat! ''None'' can go with both singular and plural verbs depending on the context.

Sagamite:

You are a person, it is "have".

Sagamite, please, just keep quiet. You're embarrassing yourself. I can't even laugh cos I'm ashamed 'for' you.

Scun: Prove it you prat! ''None'' can go with both singular and plural verbs depending on the context.

Theben:
Sagamite, please, just keep quiet. You're embarrassing yourself. I can't even laugh cos I'm ashamed 'for' you.

You are both fucktards!

So what they taught you in your failed institutions are:

1) He have nothing to do with sex?

2) None of his people has nothing to do with sex?

Cretinous products of a dilapidated educations system.

That is the context they are teaching you here?

https://www.nairaland.com/1465352/deplorable-state-infrastructure-nigerian-universities

And the cretin is laughing.

Sagamite is right.

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Sagamite is right.

Prove it

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Sagamite is right.

Don't mind the fucktards!

Nigeria's budget for education is being looted annually.

They has no idea!

Scun: Prove it

This utter person is still screaming "prove it".

Sagamite:



You are both fucktards!

So what they taught you in your failed institutions are:

1) He have nothing to do with sex?

2) His people has nothing to do with sex?

Cretinous products of a dilapidated educations system.

You're changing it. He is a third person singular pronoun. The verb that should follow must also be singular.

When the sentence is "None of his people ______" the verb that must follow should be singular.

*Lemme even consult my dictionary before you succeed in confusing me.

Theben:
see as you dey disgrace yourself.
I'm sure you were lectured in arabic in your imaginary UK university.

Let me open your eyes a lil more
Which of the two sentences is correct?

None of them is here
None of them are here

Like with your sentence both are right.

Betty Azar, in Understanding and Using English Grammar, 3rd ed. (Pearson Education, 2002, p. 89), gives examples of both "is" and "are" used with none, referring to count nouns: "None of the boys is here" and "None of the boys are here." The explanation states: "Subjects with none of are considered singular in very formal English, but plural verbs are often used in informal speech and writing."

So, as is often the case in modern English grammar, there is no one answer. The wording you choose illustrates how formal or informal or "correct" you wish to be in your expression. In your example sentence, both None of us want and None of us wants are correct.

So maybe has/have is also not wrong although i would have personally used have first.

Theben:
You're changing it. He is a third person singular pronoun. The verb that should follow must also be singular.

When the sentence is "None of his people ______" the verb that must follow should be singular.

*Lemme even consult my dictionary before you succeed in confusing me.

You are a person.

Is what they taught you in your polytechnic:

None of his people has nothing to do with sex?

You are Ghosts-Nut, muthafucker, I'll bleed you.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NLb98vBTpc

I told you that you could not escape.

When is it appropriate to use have and when is it appropriate to use has?

Use Has -. when only one of each thing, It, She,m He , A /An/One etc

Or If a colletive , for instance the family/the Police is seen upon as one then has (in America), but in Britain its have ..

(BUT it varies in British English and America English and ...)



When using the present tense (with 'to have' as the main verb), or the present perfect tense (with 'to have' as the auxiliary verb), 'has' is used only in the third person singular-- that is, when the subject is a single entity that is not you or I: he, she, it, John, the Eiffel Tower, etc.

I have a headache.
You have a headache.
She/ he/ it/ John/ the Eiffel Tower has a headache.
We have headaches.
You all have headaches.
They have headaches.

I have never eaten locusts.
You have never eaten locusts.
She/he/it/John/the Eiffel Tower has never eaten locusts.
We have never eaten locusts.
You all have never eaten locusts.
They have never eaten locusts.

Saga, we are both correct
*when you use 'none of' with an uncountable noun, the verb is in the singular: e.g None of the work was done.
*When you use 'none of' with a plural noun or pronoun, or a singular noun referring to a group of people or things; you can either use a singular or a plural verb. But the singular form is used in a formal style in BrE. e.g None of the trains is/are going to london.

Theben: Saga, we are both correct
*when you use 'none of' with an uncountable noun, the verb is in the singular: e.g None of the work was done.
*When you use 'none of' with a plural noun or pronoun, or a singular noun referring to a group of people or things; you can either use a singular or a plural verb. But the singular form is used in a formal style in BrE. e.g None of the trains is/are going to london.

You are a person!

You are wrong. We are not both correct!

Are you still laughing? Who is embarrassing himself?

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Like with your sentence both are right.

Betty Azar, in Understanding and Using English Grammar, 3rd ed. (Pearson Education, 2002, p. 89), gives examples of both "is" and "are" used with none, referring to count nouns: "None of the boys is here" and "None of the boys are here." The explanation states: "Subjects with none of are considered singular in very formal English, but plural verbs are often used in informal speech and writing."

So, as is often the case in modern English grammar, there is no one answer. The wording you choose illustrates how formal or informal or "correct" you wish to be in your expression. In your example sentence, both None of us want and None of us wants are correct.

So maybe has/have is also not wrong although i would have personally used have first.

Now you agree with me, so what do we call Sagamite?

Scun: Now you agree with me, so what do we call Sagamite?

I have already told you before: YOU are beyond person!

@semhule, thanks, I just checked my dictionary and discovered that we are both right.

Sagamite:

You are a person!

You are wrong. We are not both correct!

Are you still laughing? Who is embarrassing himself?

Don't try to be too intelligent next time.

speedyboi:

I pity you! They are ugly as fvck

Their body no ugly at all oo. Their babes are also fresh looking.