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Beckron Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

When to use Had/Has/Have

Hi guyz

please tell me when to use had/have/has

For example: I want to write

My family has gone when I was 17.

They has gone when it was 23 o'clock
  

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Hello, beckron, and welcome to English Forums. Because this is a forum for discussion on the language itself, you must take care to write carefully and as well as you can; otherwise, we can never be sure of your real problem. For instance, 'guys' is so spelt, but 'guys' is too slangy a greeting to ask for advice from your seniors.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, beckron, and welcome to English Forums.
  • Because this is a forum for discussion on the language itself, you must take care to write carefully and as well as you can; otherwise, we can never be sure of your real problem.
  • For instance, 'guys' is so spelt, but 'guys' is too slangy a greeting to ask for advice from your seniors.
  • As far as your sentences are concerned, I suppose this is what you mean: My family left when I was 17.
  • They left when it was 11 PM.
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Hello, beckron, and welcome to English Forums.

Because this is a forum for discussion on the language itself, you must take care to write carefully and as well as you can; otherwise, we can never be sure of your real problem. For instance, 'guys' is so spelt, but 'guys' is too slangy a greeting to ask for advice from your seniors.

As far as your sentences are concerned, I suppos
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Sure Mister Micawber,

My apologies for such kind of mistake.. may be it''s because my English is quite feeble

concerning a HAD/HAVE/HAS

When to use it? What exactly in this sentence is incorrect? My family has gone when i was 17?

Kind Regards; JeY
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beckron What exactly in this sentence is incorrect? My family has gone when i was 17?
What is wrong is what I have shown you: present perfect cannot be used with a specific past time reference ('when I was 17'; 'at 11:30 PM')
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Dear Sirs,
Would you please tell me when to use the word "UP" . when it comes to help?
I really don't understand while people use it.
for example: Drink up . Mix up, wait up
why we use "UP" .???????
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beckronwhy we use "UP" .?
One question mark is sufficient, beckron. 'Up' in such a situation is an adverb that carries no precise meaning but is added to suggest 'to completeness' or 'to the maximum' or 'soon'.
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Dear Sirs,

Please tell me: What is wrong in this sentence?

Russian and Chinese production is not accepted?
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beckronWhat is wrong in this sentence?Russian and Chinese production is not accepted?
The question mark is wrong, and you probably want the word 'acceptable'.
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Dear Sir,

If I will put the word "Acceptable" there will be non mistaken here? Russian and Chinese production is not acceptable?

Why I do not use here ARE NOT but IS NOT?

thanks in advance
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beckronIf I will put the word "Acceptable" there will be no mistake there?
It will pass. Russian and Chinese production are/is not acceptable. Either will work, I suppose; it depends on the speaker's mindset. I agree that plural is more expected.
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all the security sheets had the wrong date

all the security sheets has the wrong date

tell me the right sentence

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