Educational worksheet for practicing the verb "have" in the simple present tense, including fill-in-the-blank, question answering, and sentence transformation exercises.

Here are the answers to the worksheet exercises.

A. Fill in the gaps with “have” or “has”:
1. Anthony has a beautiful car.
2. I have a long red dress.
3. They have much money.
4. She has too many problems.
5. We have enough time to do our homework.
6. It has a long neck and brown spots.
7. You have too many bags.
8. This girl has two sisters.

B. Answer the questions:
1. Do you have a car? Yes, I do.
2. Does Claire have a dog? No, she doesn't.
3. Do I have the right to speak? Yes, you do.
4. Does your father have a brother? No, he doesn't.
5. Do they have the same hobbies? Yes, they do.
6. Does Sarah have a cat? No, she doesn't.
7. Do we have enough time for homework? Yes, we do.
8. Do you have a new house? Yes, I do.
9. Does it have a tail? No, it doesn't.

C. Change the sentences from affirmative to negative:
1. My mother doesn't have a good job.
2. I don't have enough time to finish my project.
3. Our house doesn't have a big living room.
4. Jacob doesn't have a new computer.
5. You don't have good marks.
6. We don't have a new teacher.
7. They don't have identical essays.
8. You and your friend don't have great ideas.