31/122011

In a sentence with 'one of' I feel the verb should be singular. For example, 'one of the ablest men who has addressed this issue', though grammar guides that I peruse say it should be 'have' (with the relative clause). What's the right answer? I've thought of rewording such sentences and phrases. Help much appreciated. Tony

You're right. It should be singular.

here is a lesson on prepositional phrases and the verb agreement.