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Originally Posted by ArsewithClass
They named the "i" years back with the iMac. Which is definatly past not present. Also Apple is not 1 but a few members of... They has??? no, They have, Sorry KrissyElise FAIL  |
In past tense a group of people HAVE and one person or a company HAS.
I do not agree that Apple HAS incorrectly named their products.
If we are talking present:
Apple is incorrectly naming their products. If you want a group of people you would say:
Apple employees ARE incorrectly naming their products.
ArseWithClass has been amazing the masses with his stupidity for years.
PAST
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