अंग्रेजी बोलने के लिए ये सीखना ही होगा। Perfect Infinitive/Participle in English Grammar। Engmania

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can this structure be used in academic writing? or it would be used in advanced spoken English only.. thank you sir

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[@khanmuhammedsharif4083]

sir, why not used to has? because has and have both first form, after infinitive use first form. guide, please.

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INFINITIVE - to + verb base form
Have - base form and present plural(first ) form
Has - present singular
Had - 2nd and 3rd from