GRAMMAR – BEGINNERS - LESSON NINE – HAVE – PRESENT TENSE
GRAMMAR – BEGINNERS -
LESSON NINE – HAVE – PRESENT TENSE
FORM
SUBJECT+ HAVE/HAS
1. We use have for description,
ownership or ability.
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I have a big house.
2. Have is also used in place of
verbs such as Eat and Drink.
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He has a bowl of cereal every morning.
3. Have is also a helping verb. We
can use have/has + the past participle to create The Present Perfect Tense.
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He has seen that movie three times.
Have / Singular
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I
have.
-
You
have.
-
She
has.
-
He
has.
-
It
has.
Have Plural
-
We
have.
-
You
have.
-
They
have.
EXAMPLES
-
I
have a car.
-
You
have an English lesson today.
-
He
has a bicycle.
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She
has a pair of new shoes.
-
The
chocolate bar has lots of nuts inside it.
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We
have an appointment today.
-
You
all have time to study.
-
They
have a trip tomorrow.
HAVE – PRESENT –
NEGATIVE
FORM
SUBJECT + DON’T/DOESN’T + HAVE
SINGULAR
-
I
don’t have.
-
You
don’t have.
-
He
doesn’t have.
-
She
doesn’t have.
-
It
doesn’t have.
PLURAL
-
We
don’t have.
-
You
don’t have.
-
They
don’t have.
EXAMPLES
-
I
don’t have time.
-
He
doesn’t have a car.
-
We
don’t have work
today.
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