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it has changed vs it have changed

"It has changed" is the proper phrasing. In English, the verb "have" is used with plural subjects, while the verb "has" is used with singular subjects. Since "it" is a singular pronoun, it should be paired with the singular form of the verb, which is "has."
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it has changed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use "it has changed" when referring to a singular subject, such as "it," that has undergone a change.

Examples:

  • It has changed a lot since I last saw it.
  • It has changed its appearance over time.
  • And it has changed the way your future employer will look at your application.
  • And it has changed my life, too.
  • Soldano explains how it has changed the race itself in recent years.
  • And that company has grown up, it has changed.
  • Dynamically, it has changed over time to become less authoritarian and more democratic.
  • Because it has changed little in the last 100 years.
  • See the Christmas holiday as it has changed in world history.
  • Not it has changed neither a little.
  • It looks real but it has changed.
  • Yesterday I saw a price and today it has changed.
  • Throughout history it has changed its name several times.
  • And it has changed over the years... but it has always required youth.
  • The concept of physical health is undefined. As we just heard from Michael Specter, it has changed over the years.
  • In fact, it has changed the way of life of the people globally.
  • Can sale prices change without notice? Yesterday I saw a price and today it has changed.
  • Reshuffle; that is a fine word, since it has changed little.
  • It seems like nothing changes, then you look back and realize that it has changed a lot.
  • We know of many highly allergic people that have rubbed and hugged our Curlies without any reaction and it has changed there lives forever.
  • I love my land very much, but it has changed under my feet.
  • it has changed the way we consume music.

Alternatives:

  • it changed
  • it is changed
  • it was changed
  • it will have changed
  • it had changed

it have changed

This phrase is incorrect in English. The verb "have" should not be used with the singular subject "it."

  • would it have changed some of the ways we looked at one another?
  • Would It Have Changed Anything If You'd Known?
  • Would it have changed what you did?
  • The decisions to do so were taken long ago, and both the EU and the world around it have changed dramatically since then.
  • You know the details of it have changed, you know, just because of his perspective.
  • You know the details of it have changed, you know, just because of his perspective.

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