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What is the difference between today have been a rough day and today have been a tough day ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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They are the same.
But you say "has" instead of "have".
"today has been a tough day"
"today has been a rough day"
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They are the same.
But you say "has" instead of "have".
"today has been a tough day"
"today has been a rough day"
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@Josh967 Correction:"Today has been a rough day" and "Today has been a tough day ?
They are the same.👍
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