He has handled vs He have handled

The correct phrase is "he has handled." The verb "has" is used with the third person singular pronoun "he." The phrase indicates that the action of handling occurred in the past and is still relevant.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"He has handled"

Use "he has handled" when referring to an action that was completed in the past by the third person singular pronoun "he." This construction is in the present perfect tense.

Examples:

He has handled the situation very well.
He has handled similar cases before.
He has handled the project with great care.
He has handled all the paperwork.
He has handled the challenges effectively.

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Mr President, I also want to thank the presidency, and Mr Roche in particular, for the way in which he has handled our dealings together.
I would like to express my very warm thanks to the rapporteur, Mr Coelho, for the way in which he has handled this dossier and congratulate him on all the work he has done.
As the rapporteur for the opinion of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, I wish to express my thanks to the rapporteur, Mr Surján, for the professional way in which he has handled the relevant dossiers.
Mr President, I thank Mr Maat for the skilful and sensitive way in which he has handled a complex dossier.
I should like to congratulate the rapporteur on the way he has handled this whole issue.
Nonetheless, he has handled it very well and we are making a lot of progress.
I welcome the report which has been presented and congratulate Mr van Nistelrooij for the way in which he has handled and finalised it.
Madam President, I also wish to congratulate Mr Blokland for an excellent report and for the admirably skilful way with which he has handled all the procedural issues concerned with this important report.

This phrase is incorrect in standard English.

"He have handled"

Avoid using "he have handled" as it does not follow the correct subject-verb agreement. Use "he has handled" instead.

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And how could he have handled it by himself?
Which he could have handled easily If his kidneys were healthy.
He could have handled that Deacon like it was nothing.
And if one of them contains the files Henry was worried about, he'll have handled it the most.
Sure, he probably could have handled it better...
Is there any chance, if Saunders was having a relationship with the vic, that he could have handled the champagne bottle, say, days ago, then had it planted?
He said he would have it handled by the end of the weekend, and then he changed the subject.
I admit how I was overpoweringly attracted to him... or whatever, but, you know, l point out that he could have... handled things differently, and he really did not know me at all.
That's how you should have handled it.
You wouldn't have handled it that way otherwise.
You have handled this matter with great skill, Rochefort. I'm impressed.
The Cardinal will have handled the case.
I think I could have handled it.
I should have handled it differently.
I just don't think Bob could have handled it.
Very few people have handled it.
I always said that Special Intelligence should have handled this whole operation.
I think we could have handled them, though.
I have handled our whole sanitation situation.
I think you could have handled her.

Alternatives:

he has handled
he handled
he is handling
he will handle
he had handled

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