John had $800. tasha has $500. kyle had $300. who had the most money?

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Step-by-step explanation:

John had $800 and Kyle had $300, but it says that Tasha HAS $500, which means that we don't have enough information about the question.

John HAD the most money

John had $800. Tasha has $500. Kyle had $300.

Had and has are auxillary verbs

In this case they are used to show possession.

Had shows a past possession while has shows current possession.

For example;

In the sentence, John had $800, it means possessed $800 in the past but he no longer have the money in the present.

In the case of; Tasha has $500, it means that Tasha is currently in possession of $500.

In the case of; Kyle had $300, it means Kyle is no longer in possession of the $300, which he possessed in the past.

The Question is;

Who HAD the most money.

In this case, we want to know, who among them possessed more money than the others in the past.

This would be John who HAD $800 since Kyle HAD $300 while Tasha had none in the past.

Therefore;

John HAD the most money.

Keywords: Had, has, present possession, past possession.

Level: Middle school

Subject: English

Topic: Auxiliary verbs

Sub-topic: Use of "has" and "had" to show possession

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