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    This document discusses the proper use of the verbs "has" and "had" as well as "have". "Has" is used for third person singular present tense, while "had" is the past tense of "has". When using these verbs, follow the "order of tenses" rule - use the present perfect ("has") for something that happened in the past, and use the past perfect ("had") when describing an action that took place earlier than another past action.

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    This document discusses the proper use of the verbs "has" and "had" as well as "have". "Has" is used for third person singular present tense, while "had" is the past tense of "has". When using these verbs, follow the "order of tenses" rule - use the present perfect ("has") for something that happened in the past, and use the past perfect ("had") when describing an action that took place earlier than another past action.

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    How Do You Know When To Use "Has" or "Had" and "Have"?

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    This document discusses the proper use of the verbs "has" and "had" as well as "have". "Has" is used for third person singular present tense, while "had" is the past tense of "has". When using these verbs, follow the "order of tenses" rule - use the present perfect ("has") for something that happened in the past, and use the past perfect ("had") when describing an action that took place earlier than another past action.

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    How do you know when to use "has" or "had" and "have"? "has" is third person singular (he, she, it) form for the verb "have". "had" is past tense for "has". The general rule to remeber about using these two is "order of tenses". The simple perfect (has) is used for someting that happened in the past. The past perfect (had) is used when there is another action that took place in the past but at some time more recent. He has parked the car. He had parked the car before the rain started.

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