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Old 29-Jun-2004, 07:05
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Default Re: where shall i use have and has

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where shall i use have and has
Do you mean the main verb HAVE?

I have a book.
You have a book.
She, Mary, has a book
He, Tom, has a book.
It, the library, has a book.
They have a book.

Or do you mean the Present Perfect verb HAVE?

I have done my homework.
You have done your homwork.
She has done her homework.
He has done his homework.
It has done its homework.
They have done their homework.

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"Has" is the third person singular form. In other cases, use "have". :wink:
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