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Julia04 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Has,had,have

im confuse of using this three words.
what is the right usage of this?
  

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Present: He, she, it has (when the subject is just one person or thing) I, you, we, they have (when the subject is more than one person or thing - or I or you ) Past: (any subject) had Mary has a headache today. Joe and Brian have a problem. We had a visitor last week.

— CalifJim

  • Present: He, she, it has (when the subject is just one person or thing) I, you, we, they have (when the subject is more than one person or thing - or I or you ) Past: (any subject) had Mary has a headache today.
  • Joe and Brian have a problem.
  • We had a visitor last week.
  • CJ
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Present: He, she, it has (when the subject is just one person or thing)

I, you, we, they have (when the subject is more than one person or thing - or I or you)

Past: (any subject) had

Mary has a headache today.

Joe and Brian have a problem.

We had a visitor
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Present Tense:

I have a house.

He/she/it HAS a bone.

We have a house

You have a house

They have a house.

Past Tense:

I had a house.

He/she/it had a bone.

We had a house

You had a house

They had a house.
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but why is that you used Has?...cause Mary is not a third person?..i think it must be Had..
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julia04Mary is not a third person?
'Mary' is third person. (You can substitute 'she'.) She has.

Mary has. Bob has. My friend has. Your father has. ... (now)

julia04i think it must be Had.
No. Not if it's in the present tense. 'had' is for the past tense.

Mary had. Bob had. My friend ha
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thank you ..! Emotion: smile)
ill study more about it..!
whats cj?
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