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92Michael Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

The verb Have

I just want to ask.The verb ' Has or Have ', is it it always followed by past participle tense ? For example,' Has he taken his lunch ' is correct sentence I know.But can i say ' Has he took his lunch ' or ' Has he take his lunch ' ? Is it always the Has or Have followed by past participle ?
  

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When 'have' is a helping verb, it is always followed by a past participle I have eaten lunch. I have had lunch. I have been eating lunch .

— Mister Micawber

  • When 'have' is a helping verb, it is always followed by a past participle I have eaten lunch.
  • I have had lunch.
  • I have been eating lunch .
  • Don't forget that 'have' can also be a main verb: I have an idea She has no time etc.
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When 'have' is a helping verb, it is always followed by a past participle

I have eaten lunch.
I have had lunch.
I have been eating lunch.

Don't forget that 'have' can also be a main verb:

I have an idea
She has no time
etc.
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