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The auxiliary verb is used before the subject. It will follow this structure:

  • Auxiliary verb have/has + Subject + past participle.

For example: Have you finished? (yes/no questions)

For questions with a question word the structure is:

question word + have/has + subject + past partriciple.

Where have you been? What has she done?

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