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Can someone explain the differences between 'has had' and 'have had'?

I know this question may be seem too easy to ask but I am still confused with the English grammars yet English was my first language. Can someone just briefly explain the differences of ‘has had’ and ‘have had’? Or give some good examples?

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Answer #1

I think has had. Is one person and have had r more ppl

Answer #2

I’m not sure how to explain it, but here are some example sentences:

She has had the chickenpox before. Mum has had the chickenpox before.

I have had the chickenpox before. They have had the chickenpox before.

So I guess ‘has had’ is more for feminine and masculine indicating words such as She, He, Dad, Mum etc. And ‘have had’ is more for I and They etc.

Answer #3

“Has had,” is third person singular, or he, she, it, while “have had,” is for I, you, we, they. Overall, it’s for a unknown or unfinished time, or a time that doesn’t exactly matter.

Answer #4

In the English language ,there are singular verbs and plural verbs. I, is singular and the correct useage is, I have had a wonderful day today,as an example. He, she, they,them,or others, such as Mom are plural-so the correct useage is: Mom said, she has had an unusually busy day today. He said he has had to change his job. I hope this helps and good luck.

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