Grammar

Have, Has,
Had
By Aqila Mulayka Hamran
 About me
Name : Aqila Mulayka Hamran
Class : IX.B2
Dte Of Birth : Makassar, 27
November 2009
Age : 14 years
Address : Jl. Kemauan V no. 23c
Hobby : Reading and Sleeping
Ambition : psychology
 Generic Structure
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FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH
Defenition Past perfect Difference Example
tense formula
Language Feature
Past Perfect Tenses

Present Perfect
Tenses
 Defenition
Has and had are derivatives of have. However, the use of

Have is always paired with I, we, you, they, and other plural
subjects. Meanwhile,

Has is used for subjects such as she, he, it, and other
singular subjects.

Had, it is the past form (V2) and past participle (V3) of

have.
 Have Formula
01 POSITIVE 02 NERGATIVE 03 INTEROGATIVE
Subject +have + verb 3 + Subject + have not + verb Have + subject + verb 3
object + other words 3 + object + other words + object + other words +
?
 Has Formula
01 POSITIVE 02 NEGATIVE 03 INTEROGATIVE
Subject + has + verb 3 + Subject + has not + verb Has + subject + verb 3 +
object + other words 3 + object + other words object + other words + ?
 Had Formula
01 POSITIVE 02 NEGATIVE 03 INTEROGATIVE
Subject + had + past Subject + hadn’t + past Had + subject + past
participle (V3) participle (V3) participle (V3)?
 Example Sentence
Have
POSITIVE NEGATIVE INTEROGATIVE
We have food that I'm sorry I can't come in You have a nice car, what
we cooked ourself. today, I have a cold. do you do for a living?
 Example Sentence
Has
POSITIVE NEGATIVE INTEROGATIVE
She has done the The cat has not eaten Has she received the
report this morning. today. pension money?
 Example Sentence
Had
POSITIVE NEGATIVE INTEROGATIVE
I had a nightmare She had no cat in the Had you fed my hamster
last night house before you left?
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