To solve this problem, we need to determine whether to use
"have" or
"has" in each sentence. The choice depends on the subject of the sentence:
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"Have" is used with plural subjects (e.g., I, you, we, they) and singular "you."
-
"Has" is used with singular subjects (e.g., he, she, it).
Let's analyze each sentence step by step:
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1. He ____ never forgotten his bag.
- Subject:
He (singular)
- Correct form:
has
- Sentence: He
has never forgotten his bag.
---
2. I ____ read this story.
- Subject:
I (singular)
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: I
have read this story.
---
3. My friends ____ come to the party.
- Subject:
My friends (plural)
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: My friends
have come to the party.
---
4. Ravi ____ a letter to his father.
- Subject:
Ravi (singular)
- Correct form:
has
- Sentence: Ravi
has a letter to his father.
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5. The manager ____ arrived at the right time.
- Subject:
The manager (singular)
- Correct form:
has
- Sentence: The manager
has arrived at the right time.
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6. You ____ won the first prize.
- Subject:
You (singular/plural, but here it refers to one person)
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: You
have won the first prize.
---
7. Kala ____ given a new pen.
- Subject:
Kala (singular)
- Correct form:
has
- Sentence: Kala
has given a new pen.
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8. We ____ eaten all the chocolates.
- Subject:
We (plural)
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: We
have eaten all the chocolates.
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9. They ____ dressed in yellow colour.
- Subject:
They (plural)
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: They
have dressed in yellow colour.
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10. Rahul and Ravi ____ not found the dog yet.
- Subject:
Rahul and Ravi (plural)
- Correct form:
have
- Sentence: Rahul and Ravi
have not found the dog yet.
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Final Answers:
1.
has
2.
have
3.
have
4.
has
5.
has
6.
have
7.
has
8.
have
9.
have
10.
have
Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. has, 2. have, 3. have, 4. has, 5. has, 6. have, 7. has, 8. have, 9. have, 10. have}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 5th english worksheet.
