I have

_______________________________

Answer explanation

"Je" changes to J'e because the word for "have" begins with a vowel (a).

He has

_____________________________

We have

_____________________________

You (singular / familiar) have

______________________________

Devyn and I have the same teacher.

Devyn et moi ___________________ le même prof.

Answer explanation

If you say "Devyn and I (Devyn et moi) have the same teacher" ... that is just like saying "We have the same teacher." So you would use the conjugation that goes with "we" (nous).

They (mixed genders) have

______________________________

Ellie and you have blue shoes.

Ellie et toi _______________ les chassures bleus.

Answer explanation

If you say "Ellie and you" (Ellie et toi), you are talking TO two people, so you use the plural word for you (vous).

The girls have long hair.

Les filles ________________ les cheveux longs.

Answer explanation

If you are talking about "the girls," you could substitute the word "girls" with "they." Use the plural feminine for "they," which is "elles," to decide how to conjugate your verb.

You (plural or formal) have

___________________________

Sybil, Mark, and Emily have new cars.

Sybil, Marc, et Émilie _____________ des nouvelles voitures.

Answer explanation

You are talking about 3 people (2 girls, 1 boy); you are talking about "them," so use the same conjugation that you would use for "they" (mixed genders).