Grade 4 Grammar worksheets: Engaging Exercises for Effective Learning - Free Printable

Let's solve the worksheet titled "Have or Has?" step by step. The goal is to choose between "has" and "have" based on subject-verb agreement.

Rules:

- Use "has" with singular subjects (e.g., he, she, it, Tina, Emma, my dog).
- Use "have" with plural subjects (e.g., they, firefighters, anyone) or "I," "you," "we."
- For questions starting with "Have" or "Has", use the correct form depending on the subject.

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Now let’s go through each sentence:

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1. Tina _____ a problem.
→ *Tina* is singular → has
✔ Tina has a problem.

2. Tom _____ finished all my homework.
→ *Tom* is singular → has
✔ Tom has finished all my homework.

3. Emma _____ a positive mind.
→ *Emma* is singular → has
✔ Emma has a positive mind.

4. They _____ a new car.
→ *They* is plural → have
✔ They have a new car.

5. She _____ lived here for two years.
→ *She* is singular → has
✔ She has lived here for two years.

6. My dog _____ a new collar.
→ *My dog* is singular → has
✔ My dog has a new collar.

7. Firefighters _____ a difficult job.
→ *Firefighters* is plural → have
✔ Firefighters have a difficult job.

8. They _____ done all the tasks.
→ *They* is plural → have
✔ They have done all the tasks.

9. _____ you been to Spain?
→ *You* is always followed by have in present perfect tense
✔ Have you been to Spain?

10. Anyone _____ an extra pen?
→ *Anyone* is singular (even though it refers to people, grammatically it's singular) → has
✔ Anyone has an extra pen?
*(Note: This is a bit tricky. While "anyone" is singular, in informal speech, people often say "Does anyone have...?" But since this is a fill-in-the-blank with only "has" or "have", and "anyone" takes singular verb, we use has.)*

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Final Answers:

1. has
2. has
3. has
4. have
5. has
6. has
7. have
8. have
9. Have
10. has

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✔ Completed Worksheet:

1. Tina has a problem.
2. Tom has finished all my homework.
3. Emma has a positive mind.
4. They have a new car.
5. She has lived here for two years.
6. My dog has a new collar.
7. Firefighters have a difficult job.
8. They have done all the tasks.
9. Have you been to Spain?
10. Anyone has an extra pen?

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💡 Tip: Remember that "have" is used with plural subjects and "you", while "has" is used with singular subjects like he, she, it, or names. Also, be careful with words like *anyone*, *everyone*, *someone* — they are singular even if they refer to people.

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