English grammar worksheet focusing on the correct usage of "have" and "has" in sentences.

Let's solve this grammar worksheet step by step. The task is to choose the correct form of the verb "have" or "has" to complete each sentence correctly.

Rule Reminder:

- "Has" is used with singular subjects (he, she, it, a person, a thing).
- "Have" is used with plural subjects (they, we, you, multiple people/things) and with "I" or "you".
- For questions starting with "Have" or "Has", use the same rule: singular → has, plural → have.

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Now, let’s go through each sentence:

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1. Tina _____ a problem.
- Subject: *Tina* → singular (she)
→ has
✔ Tina has a problem.

2. Tom _____ finished all my homework.
- Subject: *Tom* → singular
→ has
✔ Tom has finished all my homework.

3. Emma _____ a positive mind.
- Subject: *Emma* → singular
→ has
✔ Emma has a positive mind.

4. They _____ a new car.
- Subject: *They* → plural
→ have
✔ They have a new car.

5. She _____ lived here for two years.
- Subject: *She* → singular
→ has
✔ She has lived here for two years.

6. My dog _____ a new collar.
- Subject: *My dog* → singular (it)
→ has
✔ My dog has a new collar.

7. Firefighters _____ a difficult job.
- Subject: *Firefighters* → plural
→ have
✔ Firefighters have a difficult job.

8. They _____ done all the tasks.
- Subject: *They* → plural
→ have
✔ They have done all the tasks.

9. _____ you been to Spain?
- Subject: *You* → always takes have in questions
→ Have
✔ Have you been to Spain?

10. Anyone _____ an extra pen?
- Subject: *Anyone* → singular (even though it refers to people, it's treated as singular)
→ has
✔ Anyone has an extra pen?
*(Note: In informal speech, people might say "Does anyone have...", but grammatically, since it's a subject, "has" is correct. However, note that this sentence is a bit awkward — more natural would be: "Does anyone have an extra pen?" But since the prompt asks for "have" or "has", and "Anyone" is singular, the correct form is "has".)*

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Final Answers:

1. has
2. has
3. has
4. have
5. has
6. has
7. have
8. have
9. Have
10. has

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✔ Completed Worksheet:

1. Tina has a problem.
2. Tom has finished all my homework.
3. Emma has a positive mind.
4. They have a new car.
5. She has lived here for two years.
6. My dog has a new collar.
7. Firefighters have a difficult job.
8. They have done all the tasks.
9. Have you been to Spain?
10. Anyone has an extra pen?

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💡 Tip: Remember, "has" is for singular, "have" is for plural and "you". Even when asking about "anyone", it's still singular, so use has. But in real-life English, we often rephrase such questions as "Does anyone have...?" for clarity.

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