Have-Has-Had - Splendid Moms - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

First, we need to remember the rule for “have” and “has”:

- Use “has” with:
→ He, She, It
→ Singular nouns (like Teacher, Anil, John, Monkey)
→ One person or thing

- Use “have” with:
→ I, You, We, They
→ Plural nouns (like Monkeys, Jack and Jill — because that’s two people)
→ More than one person or thing

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Part 1: Sort the words into “Has” or “Have”

List of words:
We, They, Teacher, you, Jack and Jill, Anil, He, Monkeys, I, It, She, John

Now sort them:

✔ Has (singular subjects):
- Teacher (one person)
- Anil (one person)
- He
- It
- She
- John (one person)

✔ Have (plural or special cases):
- We
- They
- you (always uses “have”, even though it’s singular in meaning)
- Jack and Jill (two people = plural)
- Monkeys (more than one monkey)
- I (special case — always uses “have”)

Wait — let’s double-check “you” and “I”:
- “I have” → correct
- “You have” → correct (even if talking to one person)

So final sorting:

Has: Teacher, Anil, He, It, She, John
Have: We, They, you, Jack and Jill, Monkeys, I

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Part 2: Fill in the blanks with “have” or “has”

Let’s go sentence by sentence:

1. We _____ to plan for the task.
→ “We” → use have

2. The monkey _____ a yellow banana.
→ “The monkey” = singular → use has

3. You _____ my toy car.
→ “You” → always have

4. They _____ an exam tomorrow.
→ “They” → have

5. He _____ my book.
→ “He” → has

6. She _____ a newspaper.
→ “She” → has

7. I _____ four pencils.
→ “I” → have

8. Anil _____ many friends.
→ “Anil” = one person → has

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Final Answer:

Part 1: Sorting

Has: Teacher, Anil, He, It, She, John
Have: We, They, you, Jack and Jill, Monkeys, I

Part 2: Fill in the blanks

1. have
2. has
3. have
4. have
5. has
6. has
7. have
8. has