English Grammar Class 1 Has and Have - PDF

In today’s lesson, we will discuss an essential topic of English grammar, the use of conjugations, that is ‘has’ and ‘have’. ‘Has’ and ‘Have’ denote the possession by a subject of an object. In this article example sentences along with answers have been illustrated. Practice questions and solved examples are given throughout the article for better understanding and concept clarity. Let’s begin the journey on this great topic.

Introduction to Grammar

Use of Has and Have

• ‘Has’ and ‘have’ are derivatives or conjugations of the supporting verb, to have. 

• ‘Has’ and ‘have’ denotes the possession of the predicate.

• ‘Has’ is used with third person singular.

• ‘Have’ is mostly used with the third person plural nouns.

Use of Has

Has

• ‘Has’ is used with singular nouns.

• It is used with the present tense. 

• It is used when talking from a third-person point of view.

• For example, she has an awesome plan.

Use of Have

Have

• ‘Have’ is used mostly with plural nouns.

• It is used with the first person singular nouns in the present tense,

• It is used with the second person singular and plural nouns in the present tense.

• It is also used with third-person plural nouns in the present tense.

• For example, I have a great solution to the problem.

• Do you have an extra pencil?

• They also have an agricultural farm.

Examples

Difficult Words with  Meanings

Summary

The verb "to have" has two separate forms: has and have. The word "have" can refer to either having something or doing something. I have an automobile, for instance, or I have a pencil. The verb "has" can also be used to indicate what the subject has done at some point in life. For instance, "She has lived in London." The pronouns “I”, “we,” “you”, and “they” are used with the verb have. With he, she, and it, the verb had is employed. The words have and has are also used to denote possession. The verbs have and has can be combined with other verbs to denote more intricate temporal relationships.

Practice Questions

Fill Ii The Blanks With Suitable Words (Has/Have)

1. I ___ a pet rabbit.

2. You ___  a rat.

3. We ___  a pet parrot.

4. This boy ___  a pet python.

5. They ___  a pet Doberman.

6. Anil ___  a truck.

7. He ___  a Porche.

8. Gandhi ___  two pairs of sandals.

9. I ___  many story books.

10. He ___  five oranges.

11. You ___  five pencils.

12. Janet still ___  a year left on her gold loan.

13. You ___  lentils in your teeth. 

14. He ___  blackcurrant ice cream in the refrigerator.

15. They ___ a beautiful resort by the lake.

16. I don’t ___  space for planning the ceremony.

17. Your assistant ___ already replied to it.

18. Sheela ___ completed the job perfectly. 

Answers

1. I have a pet rabbit.

2. You have a rat.

3. We have a pet parrot.

4. This boy has a pet python.

5. They have a pet Doberman.

6. Anil has a truck.

7. He has a Porche.

8. Gandhi has two pairs of sandals.

9. I have many story books.

10. He has five oranges.

11. You have five pencils.

12. Janet still has a year left on her gold loan.

13. You have lentils in your teeth. 

14. He has blackcurrant ice cream in the refrigerator.

15. They have a beautiful resort by the lake.

16. I don’t have space for planning the ceremony.

17. Your assistant has already replied to it.

18. Sheela has completed the job perfectly. 

Importance of Understanding Has and Have Sentences for Class 1

Whenever we want to express that we own anything, we would use either "has" or "have" in the sentence.

• “Has” and “Have” words are foundations for children to speak about something they own in the present tense.

• When kids solve a worksheet on has and have for Class 1, they grasp when the word “has” is to be used and when they should use “have.” It is very essential to understand the difference between these two words to be able to form grammatically correct sentences.

• These two words tend to be confusing especially for young children. They can avoid mistakes in their written and spoken English if they understand these two words properly. 

• Kids learn the meaning of possession when they learn these two words and go through the use of has and have worksheets.

Has and Have Examples for Class 1

The use of has and have for Class 1 is presented to kids in the form of different exercises as outlined below:

• Fill in the blanks with “has” or “have”:

• I —- two hands.

• She ____ one ice cream.

• They ______ bicycles.

• We ____ chocolates.

• He ____ as a car toy.

• ____ you got a crayon?

• Write the following sentences correctly:

• We has many balls.

• She have a butterfly.

• It have two eyes.

Few Facts about Has and Have for Class 1

• Has and have are verbs that are used when you want to express that you possess something or talk about something that belongs to you.

• You use “has” when the subject is either a singular noun or singular pronoun like he, she, it, etc.

• The word “have” is used with plural nouns and a few pronouns like I, you, we, they, etc.

• The original form of the verb is "to have" which is the infinitive form and "have" and "has" are conjugations of this infinitive term in the present tense.

• The conjugations of “to have” in other tenses are “had” (past tense) and “having” (gerund form).

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