To see is an expression in tone interrogation that accompanied the action approach to look at one thing or shown interest in something. Express curiosity or expectation and is used to call the attention of someone before give you an order or tell you something. Examples: we are going to see if left in rain. To see until when finish of a meal. Have is a verb auxiliary that is used in together with other verbs, substantive, prepositions, etc. Examples: there's that know losing. Not have finished of talk. Could have been worse. Have is also a set of property and rights belonging to a person. In sense figurative are the qualities positive or merits that possesses a person or thing. In accounting, means part of a count in which consist the fertilizers.
H there is a single word, the infinitive of the verb have, derived from latin habere 40 habes habeo have ) often functioning as auxiliary verb, in which case will be followed of a passive participle, as in these expressions: I'm glad to have come, you need to have already arrived. When the verb have does not act as auxiliary, means exist, as in these: there has to be something that explains it, there seems to be differences among them. It can also act as noun, meaning goods that someone has: has a large estate. In the case of a watch, it's two words, the preposition a and the infinitive of the verb see. This expression has much diversity: used to check something ( it has sent me the photo by wassap. -to see? ) before conditional: ( see if you portas you well ) as synonym of let's see or see: ( see you say on judgment ) instead of adverbs like naturally, obviously: ( is raining? -to see! can't you see that I have been steeped?, expressing excitement or interest before a question hint: ( see when coming back ) or by calling the attention of someone who we are going to ask or order something: Let's see, boy, do have how many years? Because of the great complexity of the see, it is better to ensure having h and use the see exclusion.
