Have / has + ing

[amirmg]

Hi guys,

Could anyone tell me why the following sentence is correct?

1-I hope that she is having a wonderful time there in Vegas.

2-I hope that she is hasing a wonderful time there in Vegas.

At first I thought it is typo, but never saw hasing, hence I thing it is not a wrong sentence.

Thanks in advance
Amir

 

[The Newt]

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I hope that she is having a wonderful time there in Vegas.

At first I thought it is typo, but never saw hasing, hence I thing it is not a wrong sentence.

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Your question isn't clear, because "hasing" isn't in your example. In any case, "hasing" does not exist.

 

[Uncle Jack]

What do you think is wrong with it?

 

[amirmg]

I think grammatically we use has with she/he/it, but not have.
In the sentence number one the author used having instead of hasing.

 

[The Newt]

I think grammatically we use has with she/he/it, but not have.
In the sentence number one the author used having instead of hasing.

The main verb is "is": she is having. "Having," which is invariable as to number, is the present participle.

 

[amirmg]

Thank you.
May so simple for you but completely weird sentence to me ;-).