Words / A1

HAZ/hæz/

The form of have with he, she, and it: She has a new phone. He has got is common in British English for possession. As means “while” or “because” — different word. Have is the form for I, you, we, they.

Meaning

The form of have used with he, she, and it.

Examples

• “She has a new phone.”
• “The shop has a sale today.”
• “Has she got a ticket?”

Good to know

he/she/it has. British: has got. Contrast: have (I/you/we/they).

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