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Hello, Joel—and welcome to English Forums. Your question is impossibly vague. You must supply some details or your problem or some examples when you ask questions here.
- Hello, Joel—and welcome to English Forums.
- Your question is impossibly vague.
- You must supply some details or your problem or some examples when you ask questions here.
- As it stands, you have given us nothing, and all I can say is this: 'Is' and 'has' are used just like 'comes', 'goes', 'eats', 'begins', and 'seems' are.
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Hello, Joel—and welcome to English Forums.
Your question is impossibly vague. You must supply some details or your problem or some examples when you ask questions here. As it stands, you have given us nothing, and all I can say is this:
'Is' and 'has' are used just like 'comes', 'goes', 'eats', 'begins', and 'seems' are.
Your question is impossibly vague. You must supply some details or your problem or some examples when you ask questions here. As it stands, you have given us nothing, and all I can say is this:
'Is' and 'has' are used just like 'comes', 'goes', 'eats', 'begins', and 'seems' are.
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Joel is my brother.
Joel is studying English.
Joel is a student.
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Joel is in class.
Joel has black hair.
Joel has a fast new blue motorbike.
Joel has not learned much English yet..
Joel is studying English.
Joel is a student.
Joel is tall and thin.
Joel is in class.
Joel has black hair.
Joel has a fast new blue motorbike.
Joel has not learned much English yet..
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