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Intan_na Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Has Have Had
Hi, I get confuse with these words (has, have, had) . I seems like don't know when/ how to use.
a) She has/ had
b) I have/ had
c) They have/had
I know this is a very simple english grammar but I really have no idea how to use. TQ
a) She has/ had
b) I have/ had
c) They have/had
I know this is a very simple english grammar but I really have no idea how to use. TQ
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Have and has are present tense; had is past tense: Every day I/you/we/they have an ice cream cone. Every day she/he/it has an ice cream cone. Yesterday I/you/she/he/it/we/they had an ice cream cone.
- Have and has are present tense; had is past tense: Every day I/you/we/they have an ice cream cone.
- Every day she/he/it has an ice cream cone.
- Yesterday I/you/she/he/it/we/they had an ice cream cone.
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Have and has are present tense; had is past tense:
Every day I/you/we/they have an ice cream cone.
Every day she/he/it has an ice cream cone.
Yesterday I/you/she/he/it/we/they had an ice cream cone.
Every day I/you/we/they have an ice cream cone.
Every day she/he/it has an ice cream cone.
Yesterday I/you/she/he/it/we/they had an ice cream cone.
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