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Is there anything wrong with this sentence?

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kkfengdao
 
Reply Wed 1 Dec, 2010 08:20 pm
There has to be land and people, and the affairs of the land has to be governed by the people who live on it.
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PaddyH
 
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Reply Wed 1 Dec, 2010 09:32 pm
@kkfengdao,
Needs wider clarification regarding what you are trying to say.For instance, by land do you mean a tract or area of ground / country or nation.

In either case I would use:
the affairs of the land HAVE to be governed

if talking about a country or nation:
people who live IN it.
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