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"have you eat" is not correct and should not be used in written English.
The correct form would be "have you eaten" or "did you eat." Example: "Have you eaten dinner yet?".
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Many diabetic diets have you eat three meals and three small snacks throughout the day.
It's much better to have them eat your dust than to have you eat their fist.
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Have you eaten?
"Have you eaten?" "Actually, no.
Have you eaten with us before?
SISSY (Cont'd) Have you eaten?
Have you eaten at Emilio's Ballato?
What have you eaten today?
"Have you eaten?" Dad asked.
Have you eaten it since?
"Have you eaten?" I asked.
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