has
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Has is the form of have that you use with he, she, it, and all singular nouns and other singular pronouns in the present tense.
It can be used as a main verb (He has measles) or as part of a present perfect verb phrase (She has lived here for five years).
When part of a perfect verb phrase has is sometimes contracted to ‘s, and must not be confused with is, which can also be contracted to ‘s: She‘s lived here for five years = she has; She‘s living here this summer = she is.
Things you possess
- propertySomething owned or inherent
- assetsOwned items of value
- holdingsProperty one owns
- estateProperty and grounds
possessions · valuables · goods · wealth · resources · ownership · title · deed
Being obligated toward
ought to · should · obligated · required · compelled · bound · necessity
Produced or constructed
- causedMade something occur
- gotObtained previously
- gottenObtained, past participle
- ensuredMade certain to happen
arranged · ordered · requested · commissioned · induced · compelled · prompted · engaged
Past participle of experience
- feltCompressed fiber textile
- experiencedHaving practical knowledge gained
- encounteredCame upon or faced
- sufferedUnderwent pain or hardship
enjoyed · endured · lived · faced · gone through · known · tasted · seen
belongings
Things you possess
estate · possessions · valuables · goods · wealth · resources · ownership · title · deed · equity
having to
Being obligated toward
gotta · ought to · should · obligated · required · compelled · bound · necessity
made
Produced or constructed
ensured · arranged · ordered · requested · commissioned · induced · compelled · prompted · engaged · hired
eaten
Taken as nourishment
ingested · partaken · sampled · tasted · devoured · finished · dined · supped
undergone
Past participle of experience
- feltCompressed fiber textile
- experiencedHaving practical knowledge gained
- encounteredCame upon or faced
suffered · enjoyed · endured · lived · faced · gone through · known · tasted · seen · witnessed
- has toIs required to
- has beenPerson past prominence
- has a pointStates something logically sound
- has it comingMerits impending consequences
- rumor has itUnverified talk suggests
- has funEnjoys oneself
hasty, haste, hastily, hasten, hasn't, has-been, hastiness, hastening, hastened