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/ TO BE & TO HAVE 1
Which verb: TO BE or TO HAVE?
level: Beginner (A1/A2)
Complete each of the following sentences with the correct form of the verb TO BE or the verb TO HAVE.
Fill in each blank with the correct present tense form of
to be
or
to have
.
1.
I _________ cold.
( = I feel cold.)
have
am
Correct answer:
am
—
am cold
= a physical state — use
be
for states you feel.
2.
I ________ a cold.
( = I am sick.)
am
have
Correct answer:
have
—
have a cold
= an illness you possess — use
have
for illnesses.
3.
________ a little hungry.
I'm
I've
Correct answer:
I'm
—
I'm hungry
= a state — use
be
, not
have
.
4.
He ________ a lot of money.
has
is
Correct answer:
has
—
has money
= possession — use
have/has
for things you own.
5.
These students ________ very smart.
have
are
Correct answer:
are
—
are smart
= a quality or state — use
be
for descriptions.
6.
Thomas ________ two children.
has
is
Correct answer:
has
—
has children
= possession/relationship — use
have/has
.
7.
I ________ sleepy.
have
am
Correct answer:
am
—
am sleepy
= a state — use
be
for how you feel.
8.
Mary ________ 24 years old.
has
is
Correct answer:
is
—
is 24
= stating age — use
be
for age.
9.
The athletes ________ tired.
don't have
are not
Correct answer:
are not
—
are not tired
= a state — use
be
for descriptions.
10.
He ________ your purse.
has
is
Correct answer:
has
—
has your purse
= possession — use
have/has
for things held.
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