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 miss noor
 
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							| Hi,   1- Can u tell me what cherry up means ?????    2- Which question is correct :   Who has accidents in the home ? or Who have accidents in home ?     My brain is blocked. I have flu  :( Thanks a lot in advance, Noor |  26 Oct 2009      
					
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 Zain1985
 
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							| Hi Noor!   Hope you �re feeling much better!      1- The phrase is cheer up and it means: feel happier or more cheerful   2- I think: Which of you had accidents at home ? (Hope I understood you well)   Drink warm soup and I �ll give you a family recipe to help with your flu. Take some non-sweetend tea and add a few drops of lemon then drink it warm.   Yours, Zainab |  26 Oct 2009     
					
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 mary-butterfly
 
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							| I �M NOT SURE BUT I THINK IT IS:    WHO HAS ACCIDENTS AT HOME?I HAVE THE FLU |  26 Oct 2009     
					
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 silviamontra
 
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							| If the question is weather it is  �have � or  �has �, the answer is  �has � :Who has accidents at home? This  �who � could be sompared to  �someone �, thus it is singular. However, without a proper context it sounds quite weird to me. Could it be that you mean to ask  �Who has (ever) had accidents at home? � |  26 Oct 2009     
					
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