Have

Verb To Have

have / has

The verb have is used to talk about possessions, characteristics, and relationships.

This is Lincoln. He loves animals, he has four pets.

Do you have pets?

Anne has blue eyes and red long hair.

I have dark brown eyes and black hair. How about you?

The Minions have a big family.

Minion's family is big!

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According to the use of have:

We use _________ with I, you, we, they.

• have

• has

Multiple Select

According to the use of have:

We use _________ with he, she, it.

• have

• has

Multiple Select

Read the sentences:

The Minions have a big family. / Minions' family is big.

Vânia has a small family. / Vânia's family is small.

The ´s (Vânia's) and the apostrophe" ' " (Minions') are used to express:

• possession

• plural

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Negative Form

They don't have a small family.

I don't have blue eyes.

Lincoln doesn't have a pet snake.

Anne doesn't have short hair.

We use _________ with I, you, we, they.

• don't have

• doesn't have

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Negative Form

We use _________ with he, she, it.

• doesn't has

• doesn't have

Multiple Select

Check the INCORRECT questionS.

• Does David and Arthur have a sister?

• Does Maria Eduarda have blue eyes?

• Does Felipe has a brother?

• Do you have a cat?