Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• root verb comes after the infinitive 'to'; 'to deserved' is definitely wrong. Compare: Does he have a car? ( It's a general question of asking someone if he has a car ...
• Jun 27, 2014 ... She waited another beat — “What does he have?” I told her he has Down syndrome. “I've never heard of that!” she said. So I asked her if she ...
• He has a girlfriend. They. He has a girlfriend. They have walked/they walked. They had a dog. Does he have a girlfriend? Have they walked?
• he have we have you have they have. Present I have had you have had he have had we have had you have had they have had. Imperfect I had you had he had

• deserved punishment.
• And he has created an unassailable architecture of forbidden knowledge.
• Julian, he has visions sometimes.
• Just because he has an arrest or two...
• Somewhere he has the original blueprints.
• Now he has got his well
• His increased adrenaline suggests that he has vital Dalek information.
• Apparently he has very democratic tastes.