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Conjugation of the verb to have

INDICATIVE

  • Present simple
    • I have
    • You have
    • He has
    • She has
    • It has
    • We have
    • You have
    • They have
  • Present continuous
    • I am having
    • You are having
    • He is having
    • She is having
    • It is having
    • We are having
    • You are having
    • They are having
  • Present perfect
    • I have had
    • You have had
    • He has had
    • She has had
    • It has had
    • We have had
    • You have had
    • They have had
  • Present perfect continuous
    • I have been having
    • You have been having
    • He has been having
    • She has been having
    • It has been having
    • We have been having
    • You have been having
    • They have been having
  • Past simple
    • I had
    • You had
    • He had
    • She had
    • It had
    • We had
    • You had
    • They had
  • Past continuous
    • I was having
    • You were having
    • He was having
    • She was having
    • It was having
    • We were having
    • You were having
    • They were having
  • Past perfect
    • I had had
    • You had had
    • He had had
    • She had had
    • It had had
    • We had had
    • You had had
    • They had had
  • Past perfect continuous
    • I had been having
    • You had been having
    • He had been having
    • She had been having
    • It had been having
    • We had been having
    • You had been having
    • They had been having
  • Future simple
    • I will have
    • You will have
    • He will have
    • She will have
    • It will have
    • We will have
    • You will have
    • They will have
  • Future continuous
    • I will be having
    • You will be having
    • He will be having
    • She will be having
    • It will be having
    • We will be having
    • You will be having
    • They will be having
  • Future perfect
    • I will have had
    • You will have had
    • He will have had
    • She will have had
    • It will have had
    • We will have had
    • You will have had
    • They will have had
  • Future perfect continuous
    • I will have been having
    • You will have been having
    • He will have been having
    • She will have been having
    • It will have been having
    • We will have been having
    • You will have been having
    • They will have been having

CONDITIONAL

  • Present
    • I would have
    • You would have
    • He would have
    • She would have
    • It would have
    • We would have
    • You would have
    • They would have
  • Present continuous
    • I would be having
    • You would be having
    • He would be having
    • She would be having
    • It would be having
    • We would be having
    • You would be having
    • They would be having
  • Perfect
    • I would have had
    • You would have had
    • He would have had
    • She would have had
    • It would have had
    • We would have had
    • You would have had
    • They would have had
  • Perfect continuous
    • I would have been having
    • You would have been having
    • He would have been having
    • She would have been having
    • It would have been having
    • We would have been having
    • You would have been having
    • They would have been having

IMPERATIVE

  • Imperative
    • have
    • Let's have
    • have

INFINITIVE

  • Infinitive
    • to have

PARTICIPLE

  • Present
    • having
  • Past
    • had

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  4. Present perfect continuous
  5. Past simple
  6. Past continuous
  7. Past perfect
  8. Past perfect continuous
  9. Future simple
  10. Future continuous
  11. Future perfect
  12. Future perfect continuous
  13. Modal verbs

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