"to have" regular/negative

I _______ a notebook.

• I have a notebook.

• I has a notebook.

Marcus ________ a big dog.

• Marcus has a big dog.

• Marcus have a big dog.

They _________ homework tonight.

• They have homework tonight.

• They has homework tonight.

The girls __________ an interesting story.

• The girls have an interesting story.

• The girls has an interesting story.

to have: negative form

The man __________ a suit and tie.

• The man do not have a suit and tie.

• The man does not have a suit and tie.

• The man not has a suit and tie.

• The man not have a suit and tie.

to have: negative form

I _____________ any ideas.

• I does not has any ideas.

• I do not have any ideas.

• I not have any ideas.

• I not has any ideas.

to have: negative form

He _____________ money for the pizza.

• He not have money for the pizza.

• He does not have money for the pizza.

• He do not have money for the pizza.

• He do not has money for the pizza.

to have: negative form

Mr. Martinez _______________ a pen in his pocket.

• Mr. Martinez not has a pen in his pocket.

• Mr. Martinez does not has a pen in his pocket.

• Mr. Martinez does not have a pen in his pocket.

• Mr. Martinez not have a pen in his pocket.

to have: negative form

The cheetah ______________ a broken leg.

• The cheetah not has a broken leg.

• The cheetah does not have a broken leg.

• The cheetah do not have a broken leg.

• The cheetah not have a broken leg.

to have: negative form

The football team ___________ a trophy.

• The football team does not have a trophy.

• The football team does not has a trophy.

• The football team do not has a trophy.

• The football team not have a trophy.