Using 'Have' and 'Has' Correctly

This video tutorial explains the difference between 'have' and 'has'. It covers the rules for using 'have' with the pronouns I, we, you, and they, and 'has' with he, she, and it. The video provides examples to illustrate these rules, showing how 'have' is used with plural subjects and 'has' with singular subjects. The tutorial includes various examples and concludes with an exercise for viewers to apply what they've learned.

Which pronouns typically use 'have'?

• he, she, it

• he, we, they

• she, it, they

• I, we, you, they

When do we use 'has'?

• With singular subjects

• With plural subjects

• With 'I' and 'we'

• With 'they' and 'you'

Which sentence is correct?

• I has an apple

• We has an apple

• They have an apple

• He have an apple

Choose the correct form: 'He ___ a book.'

• has

• having

• have

• haves

Which of the following uses 'have' correctly?

• We have a cat

• He have a cat

• She have a cat

• They has a cat

Select the correct sentence.

• Emma have be to Paris

• Emma has be to Paris

• Emma has been to Paris

• Emma have been to Paris

Which sentence is correct?

• It having a red bell

• It haves a red bell

• It has a red bell

• It have a red bell

Choose the correct form: 'Scott ___ an umbrella.'

• have

• has

• haves

• having

Which of the following uses 'has' correctly?

• Clara have to see you

• Clara has to see you

• Clara having to see you

• Clara haves to see you

Select the correct sentence.

• I have an idea

• I having an idea

• I haves an idea

• I has an idea