Sentence examples for may has from inspiring English sources

The correct phrase is "may have." You use this phrase when you are talking about something that could have happened in the past.
For example: "I may have forgotten to lock the door when I left this morning."

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Police say May has been even calmer.

The Economist

MAY has not been easy for Vicente Fox.

The Economist

May has been the marquee act.

BBC

The boy May has taken it well.

BBC

This May has been all about sociopaths.

Vice

May has come in.

The New Yorker

"May has wrecked Brexit . . .

The Washington Post

May has finished.

The Guardian

Mrs May has many failings.

The Guardian - Opinion

May has just finished speaking.

The Guardian

Theresa May has bottled it.

The Guardian - Opinion

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