I've ordered five dresses but none ............ (has/have) arrived.a.Any of these optionsb.None of these optionsc.Haved.Has

In the sentence "I've ordered five dresses but none ............ (has/have) arrived," we need to choose the correct form of the verb to complete it.

Break Down the Problem

1. Identify the subject in the sentence.
2. Determine the correct verb form that agrees with the subject.

Relevant Concepts

• "None" can be followed by either a singular or plural verb, depending on whether it refers to a singular or plural noun.
• Here, "dresses" is plural, which influences the choice of verb.

Analysis and Detail

1. The subject "dresses" is plural.
2. Therefore, you should use the plural verb "have."

Verify and Summarize

Since "dresses" is plural, it is correct to say "none have arrived."

Final Answer

The correct option is: have. The sentence should read: "I've ordered five dresses but none have arrived."