All Uses of HAVE & HAVING in English | Advanced Spoken English Masterclass | ‪@englishwithshivika‬

Confused about the many forms of HAVE and HAVING in English? Wondering why native speakers say "having said that", "I am having to go", or "having met you"? In this comprehensive 15-minute and 23-second masterclass, Shivika explains every major usage of Have and Having from scratch! Learn simple possession structures, the golden exception for tenses, modal verbs with having, action usages (eat/drink/take), advanced participial clauses (Having + V3), been to vs been in, and duration rules with beginner-friendly daily use examples. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction (The biggest mystery around Have & Having) 00:45 - PART 1: Simple Sentences (Has/Have changed to Is/Am/Are Having) 02:15 - PART 2: The Golden Exception (Why Tenses cannot use Having) 03:30 - PART 3: Modal Verbs with Having (Having to & Be Having) 05:10 - PART 4: Have as Main Action (Eat, Drink, Take & Have had) 06:55 - PART 5: Having + V3 (After doing & Time elapsed) 08:35 - PART 6: Advanced Structures (He is said to have & For having) 10:15 - PART 7: Been To vs Been In (Travel vs Residence) 11:40 - PART 8: Having Said That (Spoken English Conjunction) 13:10 - PART 9: Time Duration Rule (Is/Are converted to Has/Have been) 14:15 - Master Recap in 60 Seconds 14:50 - Homework Challenge & Outro HOMEWORK CHALLENGE: Translate these two sentences into English and write them in the comments: 1. मैं अभी दोपहर का खाना खा रहा हूँ। 2. अपना काम खत्म करने के बाद, वह बाज़ार गया। Shivika will personally review and check your answers! Like, share, and subscribe to "English with Shivika" for daily spoken English masterclasses! use of have having, having in english grammar, have had sentences, having said that, english with shivika, spoken english classes, english grammar in hindi, advanced english speaking, daily use english sentences, been to vs been in, zero level english speaking, learn english grammar #HaveAndHaving #SpokenEnglish #EnglishWithShivika #AdvancedEnglish #EnglishGrammar #DailyEnglishSpeaking #LearnEnglish #EnglishRules