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Hossam_hassan Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Help me
1- it .... really overcrowded
( has _ have _ had )
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have
( has _ have _ had )
i think
have
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None of these would be correct, or is this not the full sentence? It is really overcrowded. It was really overcrowded.
- None of these would be correct, or is this not the full sentence?
- It is really overcrowded.
- It was really overcrowded.
- If you need to use the verb "to have" then in the present tense "it has" and in the past tense "it had".
- Present I/you/we/they HAVE he/she/it HAS An example of the type of phrase you might be looking for?
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None of these would be correct, or is this not the full sentence?
It is really overcrowded.
It was really overcrowded.
If you need to use the verb "to have" then in the present tense "it has" and in the past tense "it had".
Present
I/you/we/they HAVE
he/she/it HAS
An example of the type of phrase you might be looking for?
The ci
It is really overcrowded.
It was really overcrowded.
If you need to use the verb "to have" then in the present tense "it has" and in the past tense "it had".
Present
I/you/we/they HAVE
he/she/it HAS
An example of the type of phrase you might be looking for?
The ci
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