Has-Have | Commonly Confused Words

Has

/z/

A form of 'have' used with he, she, it to indicate possession or relationship

/hæv/

To possess, own, or hold something

Even good people have secrets.'The captain had sent me to check the damage again."Listen, Mr. Killjoy, I'm having a perfectly marvelous time.

Has is used for singular third-person subjects.
Have is used for plural subjects and for the first and second person singular and plural subjects.
To remember, He, She, It goes with has, and I, You, We, They go with have.
If the subject is a single name/noun, use has, like Tom has a ball.
For multiple names/nouns, use have, like Tom and Jerry have a plan.