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Sweettemp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Use of has, have, had

When do we use "Hasn't had" and "Have had"?

Kindly give an example.

Thanks.
  

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He's crabby because he hasn't had his breakfast yet. I have had enough of this sandwich. I don't want any more.

  • He's crabby because he hasn't had his breakfast yet.
  • I have had enough of this sandwich.
  • I don't want any more.
  • CJ
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He's crabby because he hasn't had his breakfast yet.
I have had enough of this sandwich. I don't want any more.

CJ
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Thanks for the example CJ.

I also want to know when do we use that? What are the certain rules in using those words?

Thanks.
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(He/She/It) hasn't had / hasn't eaten / hasn't danced - These are all 3rd person singular present perfect verb form, Sweettemp.
(I/You/We/They) have had / have eaten / have danced - These are all the other persons of the present perfect verb form.

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please tell me where to use has,have and had with example.for my daughter who is 6 years old.
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Anonymousplease tell me where to use has,have and had with example.for my daughter who is 6 years old.
This quite complex as they form perfect tenses but I think you should start with just using it as a verb for possession.

Has - single 3rd person (he/she/a name).

Have - I,you and plurals (they).

Had - past tense.

I have a

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