verb

has

to have, to possess, to own

He has a new bicycle.

He has a new bicycle.

She has finished her homework.

She has finished her homework.

He has to leave now.

He has to leave now.

((sb.)) ((sth.)) - to possess something. He has a new bicycle.

((sb.)) ((past participle)) - used as an auxiliary verb to form the present perfect tense. She has finished her homework.

((sb.)) ((to-inf)) - to be obliged to do something. He has to leave now.

Synonyms: possesses, owns; Antonyms: lacks

From Old English 'hæfþ', the third-person singular present tense of 'habban' (to have).

Remember that 'has' is used with third-person singular subjects: he, she, it. The 's' is for singular.

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