Has and Have worksheet worksheet - Free Printable

This worksheet is designed to help learners practice using the verbs "have" and "has" correctly in sentences. The key rule is:

- Use "have" with I, you, we, they, and plural subjects.
- Use "has" with he, she, it, and singular nouns.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one and fill in the correct form of the verb based on the subject and the picture clues.

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1. I ................. a new bag.

- Subject: I
- Rule: "I" uses have
- ✔ I have a new bag.

> *Image shows a boy holding a red bag.*

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2. She ................. a dog.

- Subject: She
- Rule: "She" uses has
- ✔ She has a dog.

> *Image shows a girl standing with a big dog.*

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3. She ................. a pencil.

- Subject: She
- Rule: "She" uses has
- ✔ She has a pencil.

> *Image shows a girl holding a large pencil.*

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4. John ................. a big house.

- Subject: John (singular person)
- Rule: Singular person → has
- ✔ John has a big house.

> *Image shows a man standing in front of a big house.*

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5. You ................. a sister.

- Subject: You
- Rule: "You" uses have
- ✔ You have a sister.

> *Image shows two girls hugging — likely siblings.*

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6. They ................. pets.

- Subject: They (plural)
- Rule: Plural → have
- ✔ They have pets.

> *Image shows two kids with a dog and a cat.*

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7. I ................. a headache.

- Subject: I
- Rule: "I" uses have
- ✔ I have a headache.

> *Image shows a woman holding her head, looking unwell.*

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✔ Final Completed Worksheet:

1. I have a new bag.
2. She has a dog.
3. She has a pencil.
4. John has a big house.
5. You have a sister.
6. They have pets.
7. I have a headache.

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🔍 Summary of Rules:

| Subject | Verb |
|---------------|----------|
| I, You, We, They | have |
| He, She, It, [Name] | has |

This helps children understand subject-verb agreement in simple present tense for possession or conditions.

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