Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Have"

The meaning of "Have" in various phrases and sentences
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2. What does have been mean?
3. I "have been" working all day. Yo "he estado" trabajando todo el dia.
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2. What does You had me smiling mean?
3. The sentence is a past participle. Meaning that you were and still are happy with whatever that person did for you
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2. What does You have never looked better! mean?
3. It means you look great. Better than ever before.
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2. What does You had me there. mean?
3. No. You use it when reacting to an outrageous and seemingly serious comment that turns out to be false or a joke. The expression implies not only surprise over the comment made but also over the fact that one believed it at all in the first place.
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2. What does you had it rough mean?
3. There was some sort of struggle
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Example sentences using "Have"
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2. Please show me example sentences with have yet to do.
3. I've yet to do/finish my essay. I've yet to apologize to her. This isn't normally used in conversation, most people simply say "I haven't (done)..." I haven't done/finished my essay. I haven't apologized to her.
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2. Please show me example sentences with has he ever....? .
3. Has he ever been to Japan? Has he ever bought new clothes by himself? Has he ever read the book?
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2. Please show me example sentences with only have to (do).
3. I only have to think of a sentence. I only have to feed fish to the penguins. On Sunday I only have to mow the lawn. I only have to take one suitcase on the train.
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2. Please show me example sentences with we have made.
3. We have made a lot of mistakes. We have made up our minds.
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2. Please show me example sentences with I have to admit.
3. Here is an example sentence: "I like to eat a lot of candy, but I have to admit that eating a lot of candy is not healthy."
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Synonyms of "Have" and their differences
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2. What is the difference between must and have to ?
3. There is almost no difference. Perhaps "must" is a little more urgent and definite than "have to" but there's not much in it (and it would also depend on the way you said these words). "I must be home by midnight" is perhaps more definite than "I have to be home by midnight".
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2. What is the difference between have and have got ?
3. have is just a verb that means to have something, or can be this one special verb that connects with other verbs to create a new tense/aspect. while have got is another way to say "have not yet..." or can Express the feeling "are you serious?" have
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2. What is the difference between How long have you been working there? and Since when are you working there? ?
3. The second sentence can be changed to “Since when have you been working there?”. It would be the same thing as asking “How long have you been working there?”
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2. What is the difference between I couldn't have done it and I couldn't do it ?
3. I couldnt have done it, means that you maybe didn't have the chance to do it, or was physically unable to. I couldn't do it means that you couldnt do something in time, or you didnt understand it
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2. What is the difference between I couldn't have done like that and I didn't do like that ?
3. Couldn’t have done it means they were unable to. Didn’t do it like that just means they could have but they chose a different way.
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Translations of "Have"
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2. How do you say this in English (US)? You have beautiful eyelash/eyelashes. ???🤔
3. You have beautiful eyelashes. 🕵🏼
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2. How do you say this in English (UK)? have I made you angry? naturally
3. you can also say "have i made you mad?" or "are you angry with me?"
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2. How do you say this in English (US)? i have eaten enough
3. @chaosXTY: I'm full, I'm done eating
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2. How do you say this in English (US)? How have you been? に対する答え
3. "I've been good" is perfect. You can also say "Not to bad." "I've been doing OK." "I've been quite busy." "I've been going through a tough time." etc.
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2. How do you say this in English (US)? have been send
3. Have been sent, or has been sent, depending on the situation and object.
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Other questions about "Have"
1. Other types of questions
2. Have you had sufficient does this sound natural?
3. you need to add another word after 'sufficient'
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2. 1) I have no appetite. 2) I lost my appetite. 3) I don't feel like eating. does this sound natural?
3. 1) i have no appetite Is when you’re not hungry 2)i lost my appetite is when you did something or heard or saw something that made you not want to eat anymore 3) I don’t feel like eating Is when you’re not hungry but less professional then 1)
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2. Have you lately read what the newspaper "the Guardian" has recently published about the amount of species we have wiped out during the last years? does this sound natural?
3. I wonder why you say there are grammar mistakes. Here is how I would write it in perfect English: "Have you read what The Guardian has recently reported about the number of species we have wiped out in recent years?" There are no mistakes in this, let me assure you!
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2. Have you lately read what the newspaper "the Guardian" has recently published about the amount of species we have wiped out during the last years? does this sound natural?
3. "Have you lately read what the newspaper "the Guardian" recently published about the number of species we have wiped out during the last years?" "has published" vs. "published". The event is over and done. Therefore, it uses the simple past tense. Number refers to countable things. Amount refers to uncountable things.
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2. they have more in common than one thinks does this sound natural?
3. this is natural but it would make more sense of you said "they have more in common then some think"
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The meaning of "Have" in various phrases and sentences

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Synonyms of "Have" and their differences

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