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Mastering “Has,” “Have,” and “Had” in Style

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Use these simple words to show ownership with rich vocabulary.

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.

One Phrase, Many Sentences: A Learning Hack

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    Basic rule of “have” with I, you, we, they

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    “Has” with he, she, it, and one person

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    “Had” for past ownership and belongings

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    How to add high-level nouns in your speech

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    Phrases that sound modern and stylish

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    Common mistakes and easy fixes

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    Practice tips for daily fluency

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    Final takeaways and expression boosters

Use of “Have” with I, You, We, They

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      Examples:
    • I have a digital planner.
      मेरे पास एक डिजिटल प्लानर है।
    • You have strong negotiation skills.
      तुम्हारे पास बेहतरीन बातचीत की कला है।
    • We have unlimited 5G data.
      हमारे पास अनलिमिटेड 5G डेटा है।
    • They have an excellent sense of humour.
      उनके पास शानदार ह्यूमर सेंस है।
    • Use “have” for present-time possessions or personal strengths with I, you, we, and they.


Use of “Has” with He, She, It, and Names

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      Examples:
    • He has a luxury smartwatch.
      उसके पास एक लग्ज़री स्मार्टवॉच है।
    • She has flawless communication skills.
      उसके पास बेहतरीन कम्युनिकेशन स्किल्स हैं।
    • It has a velvet finish.
      इसमें वेल्वेट फिनिश है।
    • Rhea has a unique voice texture.
      रिया की आवाज़ की बनावट अनोखी है।
    • Use “has” to describe belongings or qualities of one person or object in the present.


Use of “Had” for Past Possession

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      Examples:

    • He has a luxury smartwatch.
      मेरे पास एक पुराना कैमरा था।
    • He had an elite gym membership.
      उसके पास एक हाई-क्लास जिम मेंबरशिप थी।
    • They had limited edition sneakers.
      उनके पास लिमिटेड एडिशन जूते थे।
    • She had a platinum credit card.
      उसके पास एक प्लेटिनम क्रेडिट कार्ड था।
    • Use “had” to talk about things you once owned but don’t have anymore.


Talk in Style with High-End Vocabulary

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      Examples:
    • I have a bespoke backpack.
      मेरे पास कस्टमाइज़्ड बैग है।
    • You have a minimalist workspace.
      तुम्हारा वर्कस्पेस मिनिमल और क्लासी है।
    • He has an executive chair.
      उसके पास एक लग्ज़री ऑफिस चेयर है।
    • They have a monochrome wardrobe.
      उनके पास मोनोक्रोम कपड़ों का शानदार कलेक्शन है।
    • Replacing simple words with elegant ones improves how you sound.


Express Modern Identity with These Phrases

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      Examples:
    • I have a taste for gourmet desserts.
      मुझे शानदार डेज़र्ट पसंद हैं।
    • She has a gift for storytelling.
      उसे कहानी कहने की अद्भुत कला है।
    • We have access to premium tools.
      हमारे पास प्रीमियम टूल्स की सुविधा है।
    • They have a habit of early rising.
      उनकी सुबह जल्दी उठने की आदत है।
    • Use these phrases to show style, preference, and personality traits.


Avoid Common Mistakes in Usage

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      Examples:
    • Mistake: He have a car.
      Correct: He has a car.
      Hindi: उसके पास कार है।
    • Mistake: I has a new phone.
      Correct: I have a new phone.
      Hindi: मेरे पास नया फोन है।
    • Mistake: They has issues.
      Correct: They have issues.
      Hindi: उनके पास समस्याएँ हैं।
    • Remember: He/She/It = has, I/We/You/They = have. Always follow this rule.


Practice Tips for Daily Speaking

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      Examples:
    • I have a gym pass.
      मेरे पास जिम पास है।
    • She has premium earbuds.
      उसके पास प्रीमियम ईयरबड्स हैं।
    • They have a unique mindset.
      उनके पास एक अलग सोच है।।
    • I had a great mentor.
      मेरे पास एक बेहतरीन मेंटर था।
    • Speak or write 5 sentences daily to strengthen fluency and vocabulary.


Final Takeaways and Expression Boosters

  • - I/We/You/They = have
  • - He/She/It/Riya = has
  • - Use “had” for past belongings
  • - Use classy words like planner, wardrobe, mindset
  • - Speak phrases like “a flair for,” “a habit of,” “access to”
  • - Avoid: I has, He have
      Say: I have, He has
  • - Speak English that sounds smart, modern, and fluent



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