Task Explanation:
The task requires you to fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb
have (i.e.,
have,
has, or
had) based on the subject and tense of each sentence. The tenses are specified as either
present-tense or
past-tense.
Solution:
1.
Carter _______ a red coat on today. (present-tense)
- Subject: Carter (singular)
- Tense: Present
- Correct form:
has
- Sentence: Carter
has a red coat on today.
2.
We _______ hot dogs for lunch yesterday. (past-tense)
- Subject: We (plural)
- Tense: Past
- Correct form:
had
- Sentence: We
had hot dogs for lunch yesterday.
3.
You _______ a letter from your friend. (present-tense)
- Subject: You (singular/plural, but treated as singular here)
- Tense: Present
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: You
have a letter from your friend.
4.
Leah _______ an arrowhead she found on her hike. (present-tense)
- Subject: Leah (singular)
- Tense: Present
- Correct form:
has
- Sentence: Leah
has an arrowhead she found on her hike.
5.
The children _______ a great time at the party. (past-tense)
- Subject: The children (plural)
- Tense: Past
- Correct form:
had
- Sentence: The children
had a great time at the party.
6.
I _______ some books in my backpack. (present-tense)
- Subject: I (singular)
- Tense: Present
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: I
have some books in my backpack.
7.
He does not _______ his pencil with him. (present-tense)
- Subject: He (singular)
- Tense: Present
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: He does not
have his pencil with him.
8.
I _______ tacos for dinner last night. (past-tense)
- Subject: I (singular)
- Tense: Past
- Correct form:
had
- Sentence: I
had tacos for dinner last night.
9.
Preston and Skylar _______ fun on their trip. (past-tense)
- Subject: Preston and Skylar (plural)
- Tense: Past
- Correct form:
had
- Sentence: Preston and Skylar
had fun on their trip.
10.
They _______ a spelling test. (present-tense)
- Subject: They (plural)
- Tense: Present
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: They
have a spelling test.
Final Answers:
1.
has
2.
had
3.
have
4.
has
5.
had
6.
have
7.
have
8.
had
9.
had
10.
have
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. has, 2. had, 3. have, 4. has, 5. had, 6. have, 7. have, 8. had, 9. had, 10. have}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 3rd grade english worksheets.
