I should have it - is this sentence grammatically correct?
If I should own something (clothes/ pen) can I say "I should have it"
When someone should own something can I say "He should have/ has it"
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Ayon Khan If I should own something (clothes/ pen) can I say "I should have it" That's a strange thing to say in English, but there's nothing wrong with the grammar. We usually say I would like to have clothes like that or I would like to have that pen or I would like to buy that pen . Ayon Khan He should have/ has it Here you do not have a choice between 'have' and 'has'.
- Ayon Khan If I should own something (clothes/ pen) can I say "I should have it" That's a strange thing to say in English, but there's nothing wrong with the grammar.
- We usually say I would like to have clothes like that or I would like to have that pen or I would like to buy that pen .
- Ayon Khan He should have/ has it Here you do not have a choice between 'have' and 'has'.
- After a modal verb, the only form possible is the plain form (the dictionary form; the infinitive without 'to').
- should have; can see; would know; must find NEVER should has; can saw; would knows; must found CJ
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Ayon KhanIf I should own something (clothes/ pen) can I say "I should have it"
That's a strange thing to say in English, but there's nothing wrong with the grammar. We usually say I would like to have clothes like that or I would like to have that pen or I would like to buy that pen.
Ayon KhanHe should have/
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