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Practice has/have in English

by Lucia Vargas Valencia
1

In negative sentences with he/she/it, 'has not' or 'hasn't' is used.

2

With I/you/we/they, 'have' is used in the simple present tense.

3

'Has' is used to form questions in the simple present tense with he/she/it.

4

The form 'have' is used in the present perfect with I, you and plural.

5

You have a bright future.

6

'have' is used for all subjects in the present perfect tense.

7

It has been raining all day.

8

The form 'have' is only used in past tenses.

9

'Hasn't' is the same as 'haven't'.

10

He have a brother.

11

She has a new car.

12

We have finished our homework.

13

I has a dog.

14

We has finished.

15

For questions with I, 'do' is placed at the beginning and 'has' is used.

16

They have three sisters.

17

They has two cats.

18

With he/she/it, 'has' is used in the simple present tense.

19

It have many problems.

20

With I, 'has' is used in the simple present tense.

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