Anonymous  +  419513 Sun, 16 Sep 07 01:42 PM hi i have some problem is has and have can you tell me when should i use has and when should i use have because both used for present perfect please help me include with examples Anonymous Present Perfect

	Clive  +  419519 Sun, 16 Sep 07 01:58 PM Hi, Singular - I have finished.      You have finished.  He/she/it has finished. Plural    - We have finished.  You have finished.   They have finished.  Clive Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member 29,298 El tango argentino es un pensamiento triste que se puede bailar (The tango argentino is a sad thought which can be danced) Enrique Santos Discépolo Plurals

	Loojka  +  419522 Sun, 16 Sep 07 02:06 PM Hi! Use "has" in the third person singular (with he / she / it) and "have" in all other persons: They have lived here since 1990. We have just arrived. I haven't visited them for two years. Have you read 'Romeo and Juliet'? He has never been to England. My sister has already seen this film. This watch was working all right a moment ago, but now it has stopped. Has she done all the housework? Hope it helps! Loojka Joined on Sat, Jul 21 2007 Serbia, Europe Full Member 158 I'm the person your mother warned you about :)

	Clive  +  419545 Sun, 16 Sep 07 03:26 PM Hi, The more opinions, the better! Clive Clive

	Clive  +  596075 Wed, 26 Nov 08 11:23 PM Hi, Could you say something like: My company decided that there has or have been a total break down in policy.  Which one is right and aside from the basics can you give me complex examples Because 'breakdown' is singular. It's better if you try to write and post some examples for comments. Clive  Clive