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English becomes elegant when even basic words like “has,” “have,” and “had” are correctly used. These words help you express possession—what you own, carry, or keep—with simplicity and style. Whether you’re talking about your gadgets, goals, or gourmet snacks, knowing how to use “has,” “have,” and “had” accurately makes you sound smart. In this blog by Oxford School of English, Delhi, let’s explore their use with high-value vocabulary and Hindi explanations, avoiding complex verb rules altogether.
English becomes elegant when even basic words like “has,” “have,” and “had” are correctly used. These words help you express possession—what you own, carry, or keep—with simplicity and style.
Basic rule of “have” with I, you, we, they
“Has” with he, she, it, and one person
“Had” for past ownership and belongings
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Common mistakes and easy fixes
Practice tips for daily fluency
Final takeaways and expression boosters
Use “have” for present-time possessions or personal strengths with I, you, we, and they.
Use “has” to describe belongings or qualities of one person or object in the present.
Use “had” to talk about things you once owned but don’t have anymore.
Replacing simple words with elegant ones improves how you sound.
Use these phrases to show style, preference, and personality traits.
Remember: He/She/It = has, I/We/You/They = have. Always follow this rule.
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