HAVE HAD | HAS HAD | HAD HAD | HAVE GOT - how to use them correctly in English

Learn to use 'have', 'has' and 'had' correctly in English, including how to use them in the present perfect tense, the past perfect tense, the present simple tense and the past simple tense in English.
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Hi! Your explanation is very helpful. Thank you so much. I was wondering if you could make a lesson with the verb to get. Bye

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[@user-xe5nl7dt4q]

Michael has got sisters and brothers, but his sisters and brothers had Michael
(american prefer have got, have got ... British

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A fine nice explanation abt tenses... Except u have used HAVE before she like She have a dog.? .. Does she have a dog? .... We us HAS with He, She, It.. 😊

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We use ‘has’ but not with questions or negatives. So ‘she has a dog’ changes to ‘does she have a dog?’ in a question, and ‘she does not have a dog’ in a negative sentence. Hope this helps!

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Should it be I have gotten a dog instead of I have got a dog?

[@flcco.2981]

Both of them are correct in a way, but use 'gotten'(past participle) because it implies more of a formal and standardised form.

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[@Unhinged4knowledge]

Gotten is the V3 of get in American English whereas got is British
Get got got--british
Get got gotten-american

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