To solve this worksheet, we need to choose the correct form of the verb "to have" for each sentence. Here is how to decide which word to use:
*
has: Use this when talking about one person (he, she, it) in the present time.
* *Example:* She
has a cat.
*
have: Use this when talking about yourself (I), more than one person (we, they), or after words like "will," "can," or "should."
* *Example:* We
have fun. / I will
have pizza.
*
had: Use this when talking about something that already happened in the past (yesterday, last week, last year). It works for everyone (I, you, he, she, we, they).
* *Example:* He
had a cold yesterday.
Let's look at each sentence step-by-step:
1.
"Paula _______ a cold last week..."
* The phrase "last week" tells us this happened in the past. So, we use
had.
2.
"Tonight, Kathy will _______ her birthday party."
* The word "will" is right before the blank. After "will," we always use the base form, which is
have.
3.
"Luckily, Maureen _______ time to read us a book."
* Maureen is one person (she), and the sentence is about now (present). So, we use
has.
4.
"Last month, Jen and Regina _______ fun roller skating."
* "Last month" means it is in the past. So, we use
had.
5.
"I really hope that she _______ the time to fix my dress."
* "She" is one person. We are hoping for something in the present/future. So, we use
has.
6.
"The students _______ fun watching the performers act."
* "The students" means more than one person (they). This is happening now. So, we use
have.
7.
"He _______ a new dog named Max."
* "He" is one person. This is a fact right now. So, we use
has.
8.
"Fatima _______ to pass out papers yesterday."
* "Yesterday" tells us it is in the past. So, we use
had.
9.
"Now Michelle _______ a big smile on her face."
* The word "Now" tells us it is happening at this moment. Michelle is one person (she). So, we use
has.
10.
"We _______ fun with our friends each day."
* "We" is more than one person. "Each day" means it happens regularly in the present. So, we use
have.
Final Answer:
1. had
2. have
3. has
4. had
5. has
6. have
7. has
8. had
9. has
10. have
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of has have worksheet.
