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Some of the forest _________ patches of poison ivy.
has
have

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hailydenney2
hailydenney2 hailydenney2
  • 04-11-2020

Answer:

HAS

Explanation:

Have would be used when it talks of multiples. Since there is only one forest in the subject "has" would be used.

Some of the forest has patches of poison ivy.

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SerissSkyee3
SerissSkyee3 SerissSkyee3
  • 04-11-2020
Hey :)

“Has”

Some of the forest has patches of poison ivy.

“Have” is past tense, but we are sure that the forest always has patches of poison ivy

Hope this helps!
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