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Hi, Neither. The present participle of the verb " to have " is having ; the past participle is had . Has is present simple, indicative mood, third singular person.
- Hi, Neither.
- The present participle of the verb " to have " is having ; the past participle is had .
- Has is present simple, indicative mood, third singular person.
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Neither.
The present participle of the verb "to have" is having; the past participle is had.
Has is present simple, indicative mood, third singular person.
Neither.
The present participle of the verb "to have" is having; the past participle is had.
Has is present simple, indicative mood, third singular person.
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