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TO HAVE VERB
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Concept
Affirmative Form
S + have/has + noun or object
I have a new red coat.
She has the best exam in our class.
We have three different pets.
HAVE is one of the most important English verbs.
It is used as a main verb and as an auxiliary verb.
This lesson will focus on HAVE when used as the main verb in a sentence or question.
Like all verbs, except BE and modal verbs, HAVE has two conjugations in the simple present.
S + have/has + verb (infinitive form) + object
I have to do my homework.
He has to prepare the lunch .
They have to write an essay.
Reviewing
Remember
We always use HAS when we use he, she or it.
Negative Form
Conjugation
S +do not/ does not + have + object
S +don't/ doesn't + have + object
I don't have a pet.
It doesn't have a new house
You don't have Mark's pencil
I don't have to take Math lessons
She doesn't have to jump the rope.
We don't have to begin the game.
EXAMPLES
HAVE VERB
Note that in the third person singular conjugation, –ve is replaced by –s.
For negative form we use do or does
In questions, we also use the auxiliary verb do or does
Note that we use HAVE in all pronouns.
But we use doesn't when we use he, she or it.
Question Form
Applications
Do / Does + S + have + object ?
Do you have a cat ?.
Does Mary have a new cellphone ?
Do they have a dictionary ?
Do you have to take the final test ?
Does he have to jump the rope ?.
Do we have to read the book ?.
HAVE followed by a noun means to possess or own.
- Tom has a new car.
- The girls have a good idea.
When HAVE is followed by an infinitive, it indicates that something is required.
- I have to study.
- He has to take a shower.
Note that we use HAVE in all pronouns.
But we use does when we use he, she or it.
Don't fotget the question mark