Question

i am having problem in usage of have and has in sentences

Answer 1

well when to use have and when has?

Answer 2

Has = Present.
Had = Past tense.

Answer 3

I am watching the big bang theory and sheldon can give you a better answer i guess.

Answer 4

:P read qn again@Opcode

Answer 5

Have*

Answer 6

Making a sentence. One second.

Answer 7

He had a dog.
We can assume it's now dead in a ditch or lost.
(Past tense)
He has a dog.
His dog is very well alive.
(Present tense)

Answer 8

"she have a lot of homwork" is this crct usage?

Answer 9

no 'she has',
it has
he has

Answer 10

@Opcode read qn again

Answer 11

Oh have.
I have homework... Not she...

Answer 12

then when we use have?

Answer 13

Have can't be used for another person.

Answer 14

Had can thou.

Answer 15

how about a hroup of people?

Answer 16

when you're referring to yourself.
I have read that book

Answer 17

group

Answer 18

yeah you use have for groups too.
They have finished training.

Answer 19

According to Sheldon

"Gravity is a Heartless B"

Answer 20

They have a gun...
Works.
They had a gun...
Works but is past tense.

Answer 21

has->have->had

Answer 22

Halp meh I haz no one to luv,is my sentenceeex karect?

Answer 23

Have: First and second person; third person plural.

Answer 24

Pretty much it boils down to:
What sounds better.
And if it works for past or present.
Or
The point of view.

Answer 25

second person have?@ParthKohli

Answer 26

yeah uri, perfect.

Answer 27

Has: Third person singular.

Answer 28

@AravindG Yes.

Answer 29

You have.
Y'all have.

Answer 30

He has ...
She has ...
They have ...

Answer 31

Both of us have?

Answer 32

I have ...
ME HAZZZ ...

Answer 33

Yes.

Answer 34

me has ?

Answer 35

More than one person: have.

Answer 36

havent seen t hat before

Answer 37

LOL, no.
I have.

Answer 38

hehe

Answer 39

ME HAZ is just an informal usage

Answer 40

Thx,Somebody that I used to know.

Answer 41

*crushed*

Answer 42

You didn't have to cut me off!

Answer 43

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UVNT4wvIGY

Answer 44

ok thanks evryone :P let me think if i have anymore grammar confusions in my head :)

Answer 45

Yes please, that'd be good.

Answer 46

Oh, one more: "OK " is the correct usage.

Answer 47

"OK"*

Answer 48

i didnt know english group was so active :P

Answer 49

"Okay", or "OK".

"Ok" is frowned upon. ;-)

Answer 50

@ParthKohli
Explain to me what is the difference between:
Okay.
And
Ok.
Because are DOS commands that lazy T_T?

Answer 51

@ParthKohli
You ninja'd me T_T.
Okay never mind.

Answer 52

Technically, "OK" is an abbreviation for "Okay", and there are some predefined rules that tell you if you should capitalize abbreviations.

Answer 53

Fortunately, I know those predefined rules. They are just five words:

Anything is possible in English.

Answer 54

I have
They have
You have
She has
He has
It has

Answer 55

check out my new qn evryone!!

Answer 56

is You have correct?

Answer 57

isnt it a second person?

Answer 58

Memorize it xD

Answer 59

:P

Answer 60

hey anyone can answer that ? why you have is crct ?

Answer 61

You have a bicycle is correct.

Answer 62

What about:
I haz a cheeseburger?

Answer 63

I think it's in the active form, Aravind.

Answer 64

*it's because it's in the