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1. As a main verb. Present tense: have with plural subjects, and I , and you .
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- As a main verb.
- Present tense: have with plural subjects, and I , and you .
- Present tense: has with all others, that is, with third person singular subjects.
- Past tense: had Examples: I have an old car.
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1. As a main verb.
Present tense: have with plural subjects, and I, and you.
Present tense: has with all others, that is, with third person singular subjects.
Past tense: had
Examples:
I have an old car. / Do you have any brothers? / We have tickets for the show. / Fred and Janet had three dogs.
2. As an auxil
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