TO HAVE (present tense)
A1–A2 · BeginnerUse has with a third-person singular subject and have with other subjects in the present tense. Choose between has and have in sentences about possessions, relationships, and everyday situations.
Choose the correct PRESENT TENSE form of the verb TO HAVE for each sentence.
1. My sisters all _________ boyfriends.
Correct answer: have — have with plural subject (my sisters) — third-person plural.
2. The teacher ________ a yellow shirt.
Correct answer: has — has with singular third-person subject (the teacher).
3. My brother ________ a great job.
Correct answer: has — has with singular third-person subject (my brother).
4. Does he ________ a dog?
Correct answer: have — after does, always use the base form — does he have.
5. They don't ________ a lot of money.
Correct answer: have — after don't, always use the base form — don't have.
6. My cousin and his wife ________ three children.
Correct answer: have — plural subject (my cousin and his wife) takes have.
7. Does your friend ________ a sister?
Correct answer: have — after does, always use the base form — does your friend have.
8. Yes, my friend ________ a sister.
Correct answer: has — singular third-person subject (my friend) takes has.
9. My neighbor ________ a mailbox.
Correct answer: doesn't have — singular third-person negative — doesn't have.
10. They ________ time to play with us.
Correct answer: don't have — plural subject (they) takes don't have.
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