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What are the forms of word has?

The word "has" is a verb, and it has different forms depending on the tense and person. Here are the main forms:

Present Tense:

* First Person Singular: I have

* Second Person Singular: You have

* Third Person Singular: He/She/It has

* First Person Plural: We have

* Second Person Plural: You have

* Third Person Plural: They have

Past Tense:

* All Persons: had

Present Participle:

* having

Past Participle:

* had

Other Forms:

* Contracted Forms: I've, you've, he's, she's, it's, we've, you've, they've

* Negative Forms: I haven't, you haven't, he hasn't, she hasn't, it hasn't, we haven't, you haven't, they haven't

* Question Forms: Have I?, Have you?, Has he/she/it?, Have we?, Have you?, Have they?

It's important to note that "has" is specifically used with the third person singular pronoun (he, she, it). For all other persons and plural forms, the verb "have" is used.

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