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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct ussage
What is the proper ussage of has, had, have, has been, had been and have been in a sentence.
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Anon, this is a very basic question. After "to be" the verb "to have" is probably the most important verb in English and you need to know the basics. " "Had" is simple past for all of them.
- Anon, this is a very basic question.
- After "to be" the verb "to have" is probably the most important verb in English and you need to know the basics.
- " "Had" is simple past for all of them.
- Present perfect: I have had Past perfect: I had had If you don't know what present or past perfect is, you need to look that up too.
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Anon, this is a very basic question. After "to be" the verb "to have" is probably the most important verb in English and you need to know the basics.
In the present tense:
I, you, we, and they all take "have."
He, she, it, or other third-person singular take "has."
"Had" is simple past for all of them.
Present perfect: I have had
Past perfect: I had had
In the present tense:
I, you, we, and they all take "have."
He, she, it, or other third-person singular take "has."
"Had" is simple past for all of them.
Present perfect: I have had
Past perfect: I had had
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