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Pew Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

If 'I/You' is singular....

Then why do you use 'have'?

Isn't 'have' plural?
  

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pew If 'I/You' is singular.... (Original post) Then why do you use 'have'? Isn't 'have' plural?

— Tanit

  • pew If 'I/You' is singular....
  • (Original post) Then why do you use 'have'?
  • Isn't 'have' plural?
  • Sorry, but whoever told you that was wrong.
  • " Has " is used only with the third singular person ( he, she, it ).
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pewIf 'I/You' is singular.... (Original post) Then why do you use 'have'?

Isn't 'have' plural?
Sorry, but whoever told you that was wrong. "Has" is used only with the third singular person (he, she, it).

SINGULAR

1. I have

2. You have

3 (masculine). He has

3 (femin
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pewIsn't 'have' plural?
Yes, but I and you are exceptions. They are used with the same verb form as the plural pronouns.

he, she, it has

we, they, I, you have

he, she, it does

we, they, I, you do

CJ
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