When to use this words???

Question

when to use this words?

i'm very poor in English..

HAS?

HAD?

HAVE?

and other words like this..

Answer 1

check this site

http://www.grammarbook.com/grammar/subje...  

Answer 2

All three words are from verb "to have" meaning to own, has and have are used for the present time, while had is used for the past.

Has is always used only with He, She, and It in the present time. Such as: he has a dog, she has a boat, or it has a long tail!

Have is used for all other pronouns, in the present time too. Such as: you have a lovelygirlfriend, they have fast cars, I have something, or we have buiscits.

Had is used for all the pronouns in the past. Such as: They had a Honda Civic, He had a nice shop, or you had a very valuable stone.

These verbs are also used in the past and present participle. Had is used with the other verbs in their participle type, when the verb you are talking about has happened in the past and other similar verbs happened after it. Have and has are used with the other verbs in their participle type when the verb you are talking about started in the past and continued, and is still happening until the present time, or a verb that happened in the past and its effect exists in the present time!

Hope I helped

Answer 3

i'll put them into sentences for you:

HAS anyone seen where i put my keys?

She HAD a very bad cold.

I HAVE 30 pairs of shoes.

Answer 4

has: she,he,it

have: they,we,you

had: she,he,it,they,we,you

Answer 5

he has done his homework.  (has is past tense)

he had a chocolate bar (had is a past tense but doesnt need a linking verb

i have a a good grade (have is present tense)

Answer 6

wel first u would say "when to use these words" had  is past tense like i had a dog. has is present tense talking about someone else like "my friend has a dog" and have is present tense talking about yourself or including yourself with other people like "We/I have a dog"

Answer 7

He Has His Tablet At 4.

They Have Already had There Tea.

Have You Been To The Shop Yet?

Answer 8

Has is the present tense, third person singular

My mother has three children.

Had is in the past.

When I was small I had a dog.

She had bought a new dress

Have is 1)either the infinitive

You must have a good book to read

2) or the present (except for has)

I have a friend, You have money. We have a car. They have a house.

It can also be used to form the past tense:

I have travelled by bus. I have eaten all the bread.

For more information look at the following site:

http://www.learnenglish.de/grammar/verbt...

Answer 9

In the present tense:

I             have    we have

You        have

He/she/it has     they have

Present progressive:

I am having

You are having

he/she/it is having

we are having

they are having

Present Perfect:

I have had

you have had

he she it has had

we have had

they have had

Present Perfect Progressive:

I have been having

You have been having

he she it has been having

we have been having

they have been having

Past tense:

I had

You had

he she it had

we had

they had

Past Progressive

I was having

you were having

he she it was having

we were having

they were having

Future tense:

X will have

Future progressive:

X will be having

Future perfect:

X will have had

Future perfect progressive:

X will have been having

Answer 10

Has- She has a cold; he has to go; has he brushed his teeth?

Had-  I had to go; She had to slip!; We had to stop at a resturaunt

Have- I have a surprise! ; I have to tell you something ; We have to do this

I HOPE THIS HELPS!!!!!!!  

Answer 11

HAS anyone heard of something fun to do tonight?!

I HAD a great time last night!

I HAVE an awesome night coming up!

Hope that helped =)

Answer 12

HAS should be used with HE or SHE in the present to indicate possession or in the past to form the past tense.

For example - he HAS a lawnmower; she HAS done her homework already/

HAD should be used to indicate possession in the past with I, SHE or HE.

For example - I had a computer, but I have one no longer. She had a red car when I first knew her. He had blond hair when he was young.

HAVE should be used to indicate possession in the present with I, WE, or THEY; or to form the past tense with I, WE, or THEY.

For example - I have a large house. We have lots of children. They have no sense of direction. I have played football before. We have been on holiday. They have had a party.

I hope this helps you. I understand English is a very difficult language to learn! Keep trying, and be sure to ask for help with anything you don't fully understand. Good luck!

Answer 13

HAS:

"Julie has something to share."

"Andrew has a way with words."

"Audrey has a cold."

HAD:

"Julie had a shower."

"Andrew had a turkey sandwich."

"Audrey had a terrible time"

"I had a terrible time."

HAVE:

"I have something to say."

"I have a sweater you can borrow."

"I have a cold."



I hope this helps :)