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Have vs Has Challenge

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Kids practice have/has

by Shirina Yodgorova
1

Which sentence is correct for he/she/it?

2

Choose the correct form: I ____ two brothers.

3

Which sentence is correct?

4

My brother ____ a red bike.

5

You ____ a book.

6

Which sentence is wrong?

7

Which sentence is correct for a plural subject?

8

Does she ____ a pet?

9

John and Mary ____ a piano.

10

The cat ____ a ball.

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For he/she/it, use has; have is for I/you/we/they.

I use have with I. Has is for he/she/it.

They/you/we/they take have; only he/she/it takes has.

Use has for he/she/it; brother is third person singular.

You (singular/plural) use have, not has.

Third person singular requires has, not have.

Plural subjects use have; is/are not used here.

Form questions with does + subject + have; does not use has here.

Compound plural subject uses have.

Singular subject (the cat) takes has.

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