Hundreds of fishermen yet to receive compensation after mass fish deaths. What is the verb on the sentence. And can I write HAVEN'T RECEIVED?
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2016-06-09 8:57 am
In the first sentence, there is no verb (so technically, it's not a sentence). It should really be: Hundreds of fishermen HAVE yet to receive....
Yes, you can write: Hundreds of fishermen HAVEN'T RECEIVED compensation after ... You can put YET either after HAVEN'T or after compensation, or just miss it out.
Yes, you can write: Hundreds of fishermen HAVEN'T RECEIVED compensation after ... You can put YET either after HAVEN'T or after compensation, or just miss it out.
2016-06-09 10:01 am
The verb would be the implied "have." Yes you can use "haven't received" or "haven't yet received."
2016-06-09 9:53 am
Verb is a doing word so received You can write haven't received
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