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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

When to use has, have and had

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00Is there any rule specifying the usage of has, have and had?02p

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0Yes, there are some rules. 02br
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00You didn't give any specifics, but here is a set of very basic rules for using01i00 "has", "have" and "had".02i02p

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00I, you, we, they   =  01code00have02code02br
00he, she, it, PROPER NAME OR TITLE   =   01code00has02
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0What does this mean? or is this correct? 02br
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00no. 1 and 2 are the same?02br
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001. She have a problem with her family.02br
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002. She has a problem with her family.02br
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00What does this mean? or is this correct? 01span00What do these (sentences) mean? Are these (sentences) correct?02span02p

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00no. 1 and 2 are the same? 01span00Are sentences 1 and 2 the same?02span02p

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001. She have a

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2. She has a problem with her family.
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Would you say something like: The company I work have decided to close for today. (is that correct)
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The company will close the work for the day
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no they are not same.

the correct answer is she had a problem with her.
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Hope this might help

I have

He
She has
It

We
You have
They

Had is mostly for past tense.
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she have a problem with her family is correct. it presupposes that she is having a problem with her family.
she has a problem with her family is also correct. it states that she REALLY is having a problem with her family.
she had a problem with her family tells us that she once had a problem in her family but is now resolved.
has is often used in singular forms. have in plural. and ha
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