has,had,and have

Hi Int,

Welcome to the Forum.

Yes, learning a new language is a very confusing thing. But if you try hard, you can be successful.

Why don't you try to write a few sentences, using has/had/have, and then we can look at them and give you some help and advice? OK?

Best wishes, Clive

I always use has in the following

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I always use has as: has + been + verb, PLease give some examples

Im not using had, coz i don't know how to use it.

I have new books.We have meeting tomorrow... I always use this as: Pronoun(Plural) + have..

Your help is high

Hi,

Some of your examples relate to the perfect tenses. First, let's just look at present tense.

I have a book.

You have a book. ('You' can be one person, or plural)

He/she/it has a book.

We have a book.

Ok Thank you very much. I want to know the rules on how and when to use has, have and had....

Hi,

I gave you the present tense of the verb 'have' and asked you if you were OK with that. So, do you feel you understand its present tense, or not?

Why don't you write a few present tense sentences, and I'll check them for you.

There is no point in looking at other tenses until you are OK with this one.

Best wishes, Clive

Yes I'm ok with the examples for present tense.....Here are some of my examples...

I have a lot of things to buy.

He has new friends in his new school .

Hi,

Yes, that's fine.

Now, can you give me some examples of the Simple Past tense of 'have'?

Best wishes, Clive

Hi Clive here are my examples of simple past tense "have"

When I was a child I have so many toys.

I have been in New York last year.

thanks,

Int

Hi Int,

here are my examples of simple past tense "have"

When I was a child I have so many toys. You are not forming the past tense correctly here.

I had / you had / he, she, it had / we had / they had



I have been in New York last year.