Q. The reviewers agree that this is one of the most interesting novels that has recently been issued.
1.interesting novels that have recently been issued
2.interesting novels that had recently been issued
3.interesting novels that was recently been issued
4.interesting novels that were recently been issue

• its a) Interesting novels that have recently been issued.
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• 1)-interesting novels that have recently been issued
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• 3.interesting novels that was recently been issued
  
  one of the means indicates singular so was is apt for these
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• a) Interesting novels that have recently been issued.
  
  
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  1.interesting novels that have recently been issued
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• If in any sentence 'ONE OF' , 'EACH OF' , 'EITHER OF' , 'NONE OF' are used then NOUN and PRONOUN must be plural and verb must be singular. That's why HAVE is used and 1. is the correct answer.
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• Why it is have not has? Can anyone explain me....
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• what should be the correct tense of the statement and whether it is plural or not?
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• 2
  past tense
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