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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Have and Has

We generally write "What does she have for breakfast?" so my question is why can't we write What does she has for breakfast?

  

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See this answer . g. g.

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See this answer.

Edit: To add to the above, when you have two verbs together in a sentence, the second will always be the bare infinitive (e.g. "have"), the to-infinitive (e.g. "to have"), or the present participle (e.g. "having").

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