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    This document discusses the verbs have, has, and had and how they are used. Have is used with plural subjects like "we" and "they" to indicate possession or action, while has is used with singular subjects like "he" and "she." The past tense of have and has is had. Examples are provided that show how to use have, has, and had in the present and past tenses, as well as in the present perfect and past perfect tenses.

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    FOUNDATION ENGLISH II

    HAVE, HAS AND HAD


    The verb has and have are used to say what people own, possess, usually do or just did. Have is use with the plural subject (eg. pronouns: I, we, you and they ; nouns: my parents and Tom and Susan Has is use with the singular subject (eg. pronouns: he, she and it ; nouns: the teacher and my dad The simple past form for have and has is had. Below are some of examples regarding the verb has, have and had. I have two brothers and one sister Sally has a pretty face We have art lesson on Monday Peter has a sore knee We usually have lunch at school She sometimes has cola to drink. They had wonderful holiday in Europe. She had long hair when I saw her a year ago. Besides, we also used have and has in present perfect tense and had in past perfect tense. Example:We have lived in this house for five years. Your plane has already landed. She had bought the ticket to the cinema yesterday.

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