Have, has, had - exercises

• Had is the past of have and has. Have is used with (I, you, we, they) and has is used with (he, she, it).

• In the negative forms, we use have with don't and doesn't (subject + don't or doesn't + have), In the interrogative, we use have with do and does. (do / does + subject + have?).

• in both, negative and interrogative we use have with do, does, don't and doesn't.

• had is the past of have in the affirmative form, but in the interrogative forms is used with (did + subject+ have) and the negative forms is used with (subject + didn't + have).

• Have = have got, has= has got, in the questions, the structure is= have / has + subject + got? ex: Have you got? / has she got?. In the affirmative, it will be= subject + have / has + got. Ex: i have got. / She has got. In the negative forms, the structure is= subject + have / has + not + got. Ex: I have got. / she has got.

Exercises

1. To have: affirmative.

2. To have: affirmative.

3. To have: negative.

4. To have: interrogative.

5. To have: affirmative, negative, interrogative forms (do, does, don't, doesn't)

6. To have: affirmative, negative and interrogative.

7. To have: short answers in the present simple.

8. To have: short answers in the present simple.

9. To have: full answers in the present simple.

10. Had: affirmative in the past simple.

11. Have (had): negative in the past simple.

12. Have (had): interrogative in the past simple.

13. Have (had): short answers. in the past simple.

14. Have / has got: questions and short answers.

15. Have / has got: questions and short answers.

Ejercicios con to have en el presente y el pasado