To have: use the correct form
key notes :
π To Have: Use the Correct Form π
- Have means to own or possess something.
- Example: I have a πΆ dog.
- Other forms of βhaveβ: has, had
Subject | Correct Form | Example |
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I / You / We / They | have | We have a big garden π³. |
He / She / It | has | She has a red bicycle π². |
π‘ Tip: Use has for he, she, it only.
π‘ Tip: Use have for I, you, we, they.
- Use had for all subjects in the past.
- Example: Yesterday, I had an ice cream π¦.
- Example: They had fun at the park π‘.
- Add not after have/has/had to make negative sentences.
Subject | Negative Form | Example |
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I / You / We / They | do not have / donβt have | I donβt have a cat π±. |
He / She / It | does not have / doesnβt have | He doesnβt have a toy π. |
All Subjects (Past) | did not have / didnβt have | We didnβt have homework yesterday π. |
- Swap the subject and have/has/had to make a question.
Question | Example |
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Do I / you / we / they have β¦? | Do they have pencils βοΈ? |
Does he / she / it have β¦? | Does she have a doll πͺ? |
Did β¦ have β¦? | Did you have lunch π΄? |
- He/She/It β has
- I/You/We/They β have
- Past tense β had
- For negative β donβt/doesnβt/didnβt
- For questions β do/does/did
π Fun Examples with Emojis: |
- I have a π and a π.
- She has a π¨ paint set.
- They had a fun π party yesterday.
- He doesnβt have a π pet.
- Did you have breakfast π₯ today?