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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Grammer doubt
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i have doubt with had , has , have , been
can u explain to me please
Anu
i have doubt with had , has , have , been
can u explain to me please
Anu
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Dear Anu-, We could write pages and pages on the use of these words. " But it also serves as a very important "helping verb" in forming some of the exotic tenses. "Have" and "has" both serve in the simple present, but for different persons and numbers: I have something.
- Dear Anu-, We could write pages and pages on the use of these words.
- " But it also serves as a very important "helping verb" in forming some of the exotic tenses.
- "Have" and "has" both serve in the simple present, but for different persons and numbers: I have something.
- 1st person singular You have something.
- 2nd person singular He has something.
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Dear Anu-,
We could write pages and pages on the use of these words.
The verb "to have" means "to possess something."
But it also serves as a very important "helping verb" in forming some of the exotic tenses.
"Have" and "has" both serve in the simple present, but for different persons and numbers:
I have something. 1st person singular
You have something.
We could write pages and pages on the use of these words.
The verb "to have" means "to possess something."
But it also serves as a very important "helping verb" in forming some of the exotic tenses.
"Have" and "has" both serve in the simple present, but for different persons and numbers:
I have something. 1st person singular
You have something.
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