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Here's the identification of whether "has," "have," and "had" are used as main verbs or auxiliary verbs: 1. My grandmother has an orchard. Main verb* (indicates possession) 2. Do you have any good book to read? Main verb* (indicates possession) 3. My father has just bought a car. Auxiliary verb* (helps form the present perfect tense with "bought") 4. The children have drawn a picture. Auxiliary verb* (helps form the present perfect tense with "drawn") 5. Ramu has got a new kite. Auxiliary verb* (helps form the present perfect tense with "got," indicating possession) 6. She has walked in rain. Auxiliary verb* (helps form the present perfect tense with "walked") 7. He has fought against many enemies. Auxiliary verb* (helps form the present perfect tense with "fought") 8. All the soldiers have weapons. Main verb* (indicates possession) 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.