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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Use of Have/Has

Have - should be used with plural noun/pronoun.

Has - should be used with singular noun/pronoun.

If above rule is true, then this below sentence should be incorrect.

I have a book in my hand.

Why the above sentence can not be written like this. I has a book in my hand.
  

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This is how "to have" is conjugated: I have You have He has We have You (all) have They have. " It is never used with I or you.

— BarbaraPA

  • This is how "to have" is conjugated: I have You have He has We have You (all) have They have.
  • " It is never used with I or you.
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This is how "to have" is conjugated:

I have

You have

He has

We have

You (all) have

They have.

Only third-person singule (she, he, it) takes "has." It is never used with I or you.
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Have - should be used with plural noun/pronoun. and with I and you.

Has - should be used with singular noun/pronoun. except I and you.


I corrected the rules in red. You didn't state them correctly.


CJ
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