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When do you use the word has and as?

You're asking about the tricky difference between "has" and "as." Here's a breakdown:

"Has"

* Use: "Has" is the third person singular present tense form of the verb "to have."

* Examples:

* She has a beautiful voice.

* The dog has a bone.

* He has been working hard.

"As"

* Use: "As" is a conjunction and can be used in various ways, including:

* Showing comparison: He is tall as a tree.

* Introducing a clause: I'll do it as you instructed.

* Indicating a function or role: He works as a teacher.

Here's a quick trick to remember the difference:

* "Has" is used when you're talking about possession or something someone possesses (like having a talent, an object, or an experience).

* "As" is used for comparison, introducing clauses, or showing a function or role.

Examples to further illustrate:

* Has: The cat has a fluffy tail.

* As: The cat is as soft as a cloud. (comparison)

* Has: He has been to Paris.

* As: He works as a tour guide in Paris. (role)

Let me know if you'd like more examples or have any other grammar questions!

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