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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
have/has
Hello,
1. He had a pen.
The interrogative form of this sentence starting with "did" would be
a) Did he have a pen?
b) Did he has a pen?
1. He had a pen.
The interrogative form of this sentence starting with "did" would be
a) Did he have a pen?
b) Did he has a pen?
Top answer
Have. In either interrogative or simply as a declaration, once you have a "does" form, you use the bare infinitive. Does he have a pen?
- Have.
- In either interrogative or simply as a declaration, once you have a "does" form, you use the bare infinitive.
- Does he have a pen?
- Did he have a pen?
- He did have a pen.
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Have.
In either interrogative or simply as a declaration, once you have a "does" form, you use the bare infinitive.
Does he have a pen? Did he have a pen? He did have a pen. He does have a pen.
In either interrogative or simply as a declaration, once you have a "does" form, you use the bare infinitive.
Does he have a pen? Did he have a pen? He did have a pen. He does have a pen.
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