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This is a very vague and general question. Are you talking about 'have' as a main verb? I have a sandwich now.
- This is a very vague and general question.
- Are you talking about 'have' as a main verb?
- I have a sandwich now.
- She has a sandwich now.
- I had a sandwich yesterday.
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This is a very vague and general question. Are you talking about 'have' as a main verb?
I have a sandwich now.
She has a sandwich now.
I had a sandwich yesterday.
or are you talking about 'have' as an auxiliary verb?
I have eaten my sandwich.
She has eaten her sandwich.
I had eaten my sandwich whe
I have a sandwich now.
She has a sandwich now.
I had a sandwich yesterday.
or are you talking about 'have' as an auxiliary verb?
I have eaten my sandwich.
She has eaten her sandwich.
I had eaten my sandwich whe
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