have, has or had? (watch or read) ‘Have’ and not ‘has’ is used with ‘you’, ‘we’, ‘I’, ‘they’ and plural subjects. You have: You have the choice of continuing to watch. We have: We have plans for the future. I have: I have two children. They have: They have expensive bikes. ‘Have’ is also used with plural subjects. Two sea lions have their eyes closed. If the subject is singular (except for you and I), you use ‘has’. He has an apple. The boat has a big steering wheel. The past tense is ‘had’. Its used with everything. In the past most bikes had no chains. They had no helmets. getting on.youtu.be/b3kmSpY2z10
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