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How to use ‘has/ have’ in affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences

-Published on 22th March 2023 by Oxford School of English-

This blog explains the use of ‘has/ have’ in affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences as well the relevant vocabulary that can be used with this type of sentences. The vocabulary topics are the names of fruits, vegetables, grocery items and utensils with pictorial presentation. Moreover, there are certain sentences that are quite useful while shopping to facilitate your learning of English language.

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