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The document discusses the use of has/have/had in the English language. It explains that: 1) "Has" is used when referring to a single person, place, animal or thing. 2) "Have" is used when referring to more than one person, place, animal or thing. 3) "Had" is used to talk about something that has already happened in the past. It provides examples of using has, have and had in sentences.

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Delhi Public School Jammu: Presents

The document discusses the use of has/have/had in the English language. It explains that: 1) "Has" is used when referring to a single person, place, animal or thing. 2) "Have" is used when referring to more than one person, place, animal or thing. 3) "Had" is used to talk about something that has already happened in the past. It provides examples of using has, have and had in sentences.

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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL JAMMU

PRESENTS
DPS E-TUTOR SERIES
SESSION 2020-21
SUBJECT : Language Communication and Literacy Skills
Topic : Use of
HAS/HAVE/HAD
CLASS – II MONTH – SEPTEMBER
DATE – 25-09-2020 BY – RITU GUPTA
USE OF HAS/HAVE/HAD
YOU HAVE ALREADY READ…
HAS –
We use has when we talk about
one person , place, animal or thing.
It is also used with pronouns he,
she and it.

Example-
A bird has beautiful wings.
HAVE –
We use have when we talk about
more than one person, place,
animal or thing. It is also used with
pronouns I, you , we and they.

Example –
Elephants have long trunks.
USE OF HAD
We use had when we talk about
something that has already
happened. It is used with
pronouns I, we you, they, he, she
and it.
Examples –
• He had a pet last year.
• I had test last Monday.
• Rohit had fever yesterday.
• We had a big house when I was a kid.
FEW EXAMPLES -

1. Geeta had gone to Dubai


last year.
2. Last winter, we had heavy
snowfall.
3. I had to stay after school
yesterday for the practice.
4. Jack had lot of friends at his
birthday party last week.

5. Sam had lost his wrist watch


at the fair yesterday.

6. Vishakha had a beautiful


purse. Someone stole it
yesterday.
Remember…

Had is used in the past


form of a sentence.
LET’S
RECAPITULATE…

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