Expressions with 'Have' in English

The video tutorial by Alex covers various expressions using the verb 'have' in English. It begins with an introduction to the verb's common uses, such as possession, and expands to include health-related expressions, questions, and ideas. The tutorial explains the use of 'have' in different tenses, particularly in simple, perfect, and continuous forms, and its application in daily activities like meals and drinks. Alex also discusses common expressions and phrases involving 'have', such as having a problem, a great time, or a conversation. The video concludes with a summary and encourages viewers to test their understanding through a quiz.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Alex?

• Expressions with 'do'

• Expressions with 'go'

• Expressions with 'be'

• Expressions with 'have'

Which of the following is NOT a use of 'have' discussed in the introduction?

• Illness

• Questions

• Travel

• Possession

How is 'have' used to indicate possession?

• He will be a car.

• He is a car.

• He was a car.

• He has a car.

Which sentence correctly uses 'have' to show possession?

• I was a car.

• I will be a car.

• I have a car.

• I am having a car.

Which of the following is an example of using 'have' for illness?

• I have a headache.

• I have a car.

• I have a book.

• I have a friend.

What can you 'have' according to the lesson on pains and questions?

• A headache

• A book

• A friend

• A car

Which tense is NOT mentioned as usable with 'have'?

• Perfect

• Subjunctive

• Continuous

• Simple

Which of the following is a correct use of 'have' in continuous tense?

• I am having a friend.

• I am having a book.

• I am having breakfast.

• I am having a car.

Which meal can you 'have' according to the lesson?

• Dessert

• Snack

• Brunch

• Breakfast

What drink is mentioned as something you can 'have'?

• Soda

• Smoothie

• Juice

• Milkshake