To solve this worksheet, we need to choose the correct word:
Has,
Have, or
Had.
Here is a simple guide to help you decide:
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Has: Use this for one person or thing (He, She, It, Mary, The dog) in the present time.
*
Have: Use this for "I", "You", or more than one person/thing (We, They, The boys) in the present time. Also use it after "Do" or "Does".
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Had: Use this for anything that happened in the past (yesterday, last week, when I was a kid).
Let's look at each sentence:
1.
Mary \_\_\_\_\_\_ a book.
* Mary is one person (She). It is happening now.
* Answer:
has
2.
A rabbit \_\_\_\_\_\_ long ears.
* A rabbit is one thing (It). It is a general fact.
* Answer:
has
3.
Shiv \_\_\_\_\_\_ a new bicycle.
* Shiv is one person (He). It is happening now.
* Answer:
has
4.
They \_\_\_\_\_\_ breakfast at 6:30 this morning.
* "This morning" usually means the past if it is later in the day. Also, eating breakfast is an action that finished.
* Answer:
had
5.
Rohan \_\_\_\_\_\_ six pencils.
* Rohan is one person (He). It is happening now.
* Answer:
has
6.
I \_\_\_\_\_\_ many friends.
* The rule for "I" is always
have.
* Answer:
have
7.
We \_\_\_\_\_\_ a big house when i was a kid.
* "When I was a kid" tells us this is in the past.
* Answer:
had
8.
Grandma \_\_\_\_\_\_ a pet rabbit.
* Grandma is one person (She). It is happening now.
* Answer:
has
9.
Bonny \_\_\_\_\_\_ finished her project work.
* This sentence uses the word "finished," which shows the action is done. We use "has" with finished to show completion (Present Perfect tense). Bonny is one person.
* Answer:
has
10.
Do you \_\_\_\_\_\_ a balloon.
* When you see the helper word
Do, you must use
have. You never say "Do you has."
* Answer:
have
11.
This Hen \_\_\_\_\_\_ red wings.
* The hen is one animal (It). It is a fact about the hen.
* Answer:
has
12.
Sam \_\_\_\_\_\_ fun at the party last Sunday.
* "Last Sunday" tells us this is in the past.
* Answer:
had
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Final Answer:
1. has
2. has
3. has
4. had
5. has
6. have
7. had
8. has
9. has
10. have
11. has
12. had
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of has and have worksheet.
