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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Difference between has/have
How to know if a man has dating potential?
Does that man have a gun?
Since man is considered to be "he" why isn't it always has
Does that man has a gun?
Does that man have a gun?
Since man is considered to be "he" why isn't it always has
Does that man has a gun?
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There's more than one present verb form. He has. He does have.
- There's more than one present verb form.
- He has.
- He does have.
- He is having.
- These are all present tense.
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There's more than one present verb form.
He has.
He does have.
He is having.
These are all present tense.
The difference, re your question, is that in the first form, "to have" is the main verb:
I have
You have (sing.)
He has
We have
You have (pl)
They have
In the second form, "have" is an auxilliary verb, and does no
He has.
He does have.
He is having.
These are all present tense.
The difference, re your question, is that in the first form, "to have" is the main verb:
I have
You have (sing.)
He has
We have
You have (pl)
They have
In the second form, "have" is an auxilliary verb, and does no
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