To solve this problem, we need to fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb "have" (i.e.,
has,
have, or
had) based on the context of each sentence. Let's go through each sentence step by step:
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1. My brother ______ a motor bike when he was in college.
- The sentence is in the past tense ("was in college"), so we need the past tense form of "have," which is
had.
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Answer: had
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2. A mango ______ one big seed.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes a general fact about mangoes. For singular subjects like "a mango," we use
has.
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Answer: has
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3. We ______ a lot of fun last Saturday.
- The sentence is in the past tense ("last Saturday"), so we need the past tense form of "have," which is
had.
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Answer: had
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4. We ______ to submit our home work today.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes an obligation or requirement. For plural subjects like "we," we use
have.
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Answer: have
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5. The tree ______ red leaves.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes a characteristic of the tree. For singular subjects like "the tree," we use
has.
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Answer: has
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6. I ______ to buy a new battery for my car.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes an obligation or requirement. For singular subjects like "I," we use
have.
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Answer: have
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7. Diana ______ a new bicycle.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes ownership. For singular subjects like "Diana," we use
has.
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Answer: has
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8. Ram and Shyam ______ a chocolate each.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes ownership. For plural subjects like "Ram and Shyam," we use
have.
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Answer: have
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9. My sister ______ a beautiful dress.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes ownership. For singular subjects like "my sister," we use
has.
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Answer: has
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10. I ______ four balloons.
- This sentence is in the present tense and describes ownership. For singular subjects like "I," we use
have.
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Answer: have
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Final Answers:
1. had
2. has
3. had
4. have
5. has
6. have
7. has
8. have
9. has
10. have
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Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. had, 2. has, 3. had, 4. have, 5. has, 6. have, 7. has, 8. have, 9. has, 10. have}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of have and has worksheet.
