WorksheetsMastering Has and Have
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the present perfect tense?
The present perfect tense describes actions that will happen in the future.
The present perfect tense is used only for actions that are currently happening.
The present perfect tense indicates actions that have no connection to the present.
The present perfect tense expresses actions that have happened at some point in the past and continue to have relevance or effect in the present.
How do you form the present perfect tense?
was/were + past participle
have/has + present tense
am/is + present participle
have/has + past participle
When do you use 'has' instead of 'have'?
Use 'has' with plural subjects and 'have' with singular subjects.
Always use 'has' regardless of the subject.
Use 'has' with third person singular subjects and 'have' with all other subjects.
Use 'have' only with third person singular subjects.
Provide an example sentence using 'has'.
She has a cat.
They have a car.
He has a dog.
I have a book.
Provide an example sentence using 'have'.
She has a cat that loves to play.
They have a great time at the party.
I have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
I have been to the store yesterday.
What is a common mistake when using 'has' and 'have'?
Using 'has' with plural subjects and 'have' with singular subjects.
Using 'have' only in questions and 'has' in statements.
Using 'has' for all subjects regardless of number.
Using 'have' with plural subjects and 'has' with singular subjects.
Fill in the blank: She ___ finished her homework.
was
did
is
has
Fill in the blank: They ___ gone to the store.
are
was
is
have
Identify the error: He have a new car.
He had a new car.
He have a new car.
He having a new car.
He has a new car.
Identify the error: I has seen that movie.
I has saw that movie.
I have seen that movie.
I seen that movie.
I have saw that movie.
What is the correct form: She ___ (have/has) a cat?
haves
had
have
has
What is the correct form: We ___ (have/has) a meeting today?
had
have
has
having
How do you use 'have' in a negative sentence?
You use 'have' in a negative sentence by adding 'no' after 'have', e.g., 'I have no.'
You use 'have' in a negative sentence by adding 'never' before 'have', e.g., 'I never have.'
You use 'have' in a negative sentence by adding 'not' after 'have', e.g., 'I do not have.'
You use 'have' in a negative sentence by replacing 'have' with 'has', e.g., 'I do not has.'
How do you use 'has' in a question?
Use 'has' in a question by inverting the subject and using 'does' for third person.
Always use 'have' instead of 'has' in questions.
Use 'has' without inverting the subject.
Add 'not' after 'has' to form a question.
What is the difference in usage between 'has' and 'have' with singular and plural subjects?
'Has' is for singular subjects; 'have' is for plural subjects.
'Has' is used only in questions, while 'have' is used in statements.
Both 'has' and 'have' can be used interchangeably regardless of subject.
'Has' is for plural subjects; 'have' is for singular subjects.
Fill in the blank: The dog ___ (have/has) eaten its food.
had
has
having
have
What is the correct form: They ___ (have/has) been to Paris?
hasn't
have not
have
has been
Provide a sentence using 'have' in the present perfect tense.
I have been to the store.
I have visited Paris.
I have seen that movie.
I have a car.
Provide a sentence using 'has' in the present perfect tense.
He has went to the store.
She has completed her homework.
I has seen that movie.
They has finished their project.
What is a common error in the present perfect tense?
Using past tense for ongoing actions.
Using present perfect tense with specific time expressions.
Using present perfect without a subject.
Using present perfect for future events.
