4.2 Grammar: has or have

Is 'have' used with 'I'?

• Yes, 'have' is used with 'I'.

• No, 'have' is not used with 'I'.

• 'Have' is only used with 'you'.

• 'Have' is used with plural subjects only.

What is the subject in the sentence: 'They have a bike'?

• They

• Bike

• Have

• Them

Example of 'has' in a sentence.

• He has a blue car.

• She has a red ball.

• They have a green house.

• I have a yellow pencil.

Is 'has' used with 'you'?

• Yes, 'has' is used with 'you'.

• No, 'has' is not used with 'you'; 'you' uses 'have'.

• 'Has' can be used with 'you' in some contexts.

• 'You' always uses 'has'.

Example of 'have' in a sentence.

• They have two cats.

• She has a dog.

• I had a car.

• We will have a meeting.

When do we use 'has'?

• We use 'has' with plural nouns and first-person subjects.

• We use 'has' with singular nouns and third-person singular subjects.

• We use 'has' with all subjects regardless of number.

• We use 'has' only in questions.

Fill in the blank: Nick _____ a big dog.

• has

• had

• have

• having

Fill in the blank: Mike and Cal ______ a small dog.

• has

• have

• had

• having

Fill in the blank: Zack and Lin _______ some cats.

• has

• have

• had

• having

Fill in the blank: Mr. Sam _______ a special leash for Ruff.

• has

• had

• have

• having