To have: use the correct form

key notes :

1. Forms of “To Have”

  • Present tense:
    • I have (used with “I”)
    • You have (used with “you”)
    • He/She/It has (used with “he”, “she”, or “it”)
    • We/They have (used with “we” or “they”)
  • Past tense:
    • I had (used with all subjects)
    • You had
    • He/She/It had
    • We/They had

2. Using “Have” in Sentences (Present Tense)

  • Examples:
    • I have a pencil.
    • He has a dog.
    • They have three books.
  • Remember:
    • Use “has” for he, she, it.
    • Use “have” for I, you, we, they.

3. Using “Had” in Sentences (Past Tense)

  • Examples:
    • Yesterday, I had a sandwich for lunch.
    • She had a great time at the park.
    • We had a party last weekend.
  • Use “had” for all subjects to talk about something in the past.

4. Practice: Fill in the Blanks

  • Choose the correct form of “to have”:
    1. He _ (has/have) a new bike. → Has
    2. We _ (have/has) a test today. → Have
    3. Last night, they _ (have/had) pizza. → Had

Let’s practice!🖊️