tchidi066:
has arrived(they are refering to one person who is both the chairman and president)
If it was written this way: (the president and the chairman ) then 'have' should be used as it is refering to two persons

Jennifer663:
Its the pressure, suffering and wickedness that do bring that sentence.
You will finish struggling in school, someone else will take your results through bribery!
You will use your brain to write,and yet fail, while others that didn't even attend classes will have distinction...isnt it corruption,isnt it connection too?

Just stroll out!
You will see many graduate doing business they are not suppose to be doing
Selling vegetables, apprentice, hawking goods on the roadside etc ....
Why wont they make the statement that School na scam

Reinamaria:
This simple English? Mtchewwwwww!

callme9mm:
Has arrived

Johnycastro18:


Let me wait for the answer that they majority would pick below me first........
I know it would definitely be the answer.

MissionaryArchi:

You are 100% right ma but does these take away the very essence of sound education?
We will never know the implications of this lack of sound education until when we have been presented an international opportunity where we have to compete with our counterparts from a working system or when our kids returns from school to argue with us blindly from the shabby educating techniques been taught to them by their half baked teachers

BigDawsNet:
Has - past
Have future

Bankysterian:
The president and the chair man have
The president and chair man has

BigDawsNet:
.Has - past
Have - future

Zowee10:


none of the above bruv...

MissionaryArchi:

Hmmmm
Please explain more on this.
Why those the variant there the difference.
I'm sure it can serve as a pronoun, a noun, an adverb, can also be used before an adjective or an adjectival noun.... So in this case what does it represent

Memberclub:

Carry on

MissionaryArchi:

Hugh??