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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
When to use has and had
When to use has and had??
I am obfuscated in this case
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Has = present tense. Use it for a present condition, except for "I". He has a blue car.
- Has = present tense.
- Use it for a present condition, except for "I".
- He has a blue car.
- I have a blue car.
- Has = past tense.
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Has = present tense. Use it for a present condition, except for "I".
He has a blue car.
I have a blue car.
Has = past tense. Use it for a past condition.
He had a blue car but he sold it.
Have can be a helping verb. Use "have / has" for the present perfect, and "has" for the past perfect.
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