Some people are usually confused where and when to use has, have or had in a sentence. I will try to explain their various usage to the best of my ability.
Has - it is used when we talk about singular third person like He, She. Eg She has a car. Obi has a standing fan.
Have - It is used when we talk about single or plural first person (I, we), or second person (you), or plural third person (they). Eg
I have a good car.
We have a good referral system.
You have a good name.
Do you have what it takes to be rich?
They have three mad dogs.
Had - This is past form of has and have. Eg
She has a bad temper - She had a very temper (past)
They have many cars - They had many cars.
We have good plans - We had good plans. 08 November 2011Comment
Has - it is used when we talk about singular third person like He, She. Eg She has a car. Obi has a standing fan.
Have - It is used when we talk about single or plural first person (I, we), or second person (you), or plural third person (they). Eg
I have a good car.
We have a good referral system.
You have a good name.
Do you have what it takes to be rich?
They have three mad dogs.
Had - This is past form of has and have. Eg
She has a bad temper - She had a very temper (past)
They have many cars - They had many cars.
We have good plans - We had good plans. 08 November 2011Comment