LoginHas vs. Have
What Is Their Main Difference?
Both are conjugations of the verb 'have'. However, we use 'has' for third-person singular nouns or pronouns, whereas, 'have' comes with first-person and second-person singular nouns and pronouns, along with plural nouns or pronouns.
Differences
We use 'has' for third-person singular nouns or pronouns. Look at the examples below:
She has to go to school tomorrow.
Hannah has gone mad.
'Have' comes with both first-person and second-person singular pronouns or nouns, along with all plural nouns and pronouns. Look at the examples below:
I'm really sorry, but I have to leave you.
Where have you been all night?
Similarities
Both are conjugations of the verb 'have'. Look below:
The closet seems full but I still fell I have nothing to wear.
She has this huge mansion.
Are They Interchangeable?
Since they differ grammatically, they cannot be used interchangeably. Compare:
✓ I always have a thing for glittery stuff.
X I always has a thing for glittery stuff.
As you can see, this example is incorrect.
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