Which is correct: “Do any of you have ...?” or “Does any of you have ...?”?

Which is correct: "Do any of you have ...?" or "Does any of you have ...?"?

English (language) • 187.8K followers All about English Grammar, Vocabulary and English Learning advice.   Diana Carter, Senior Solution Engineer at Salesforce.com Posted Nov 15 Which is correct: "Do any of you have ...?" or "Does any of you have ...?"? Dear Olusoga Mayomi, "Do any of you have …?" is correct, because "any of you" assumes there are multiple people involved (when "do" is used, "any of …" requires a plural noun... Read more »     Diana Carter, Senior Solution Engineer at Salesforce.com Posted Nov 15 Which is correct, "I have called you yesterday" or "I had called you yesterday"? "I have called you yesterday" is not correct. The present perfect tense (have/has + past participle verb) cannot be used for something that happened in the in the specific pa... Read more »     What is the feminine word for master? Adam Liss, Native English Speaker, Language Curmudgeon Answered Sat   What is the feminine word for master? (link) If you're talking about a woman who has some sort of control over another person or entity, it would be mistress, although the w... Read more »   Read more in English (language)

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