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She has He has It has Has she? Has he? Has it? 2. 'have' is used elsewhere: I have We have You have They have Have I? Have we? Have you? Have they? 3. 'have' is also used with auxiliary verbs (do, will, etc) and modals (would, should, could, can, may might, etc.): She does have Does she have? He will have Will he have? It would have Would it have? She should have Should she have? He can have Can he have? It could have Could it have? She may have May she have? He might have Might he have? I do have Do I have? We do have Do we have? You will have Will you have? They would have Would they have? I should have Should I have? We may have May we have? We might have Might we have? You could have Could you have? They can have Can they have? :D |
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Has or have is also used in present perfect tense( of course together with past participle). He/She has understood the question. It has rained heavily. I/You/We/They have understood the question. :wink: |
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