The document provides instruction on using the verbs "have" and "has" in English. It explains that "have" should be used when the pronoun is I, you, we, or they, or when the subject of the sentence can be replaced by one of these pronouns. It also explains that "has" should be used when the pronoun is he or she, or when the subject can be replaced by he or she. Examples are provided to illustrate these rules.
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14. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
I have a black car.
We have a white car.
15. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
I have a black car.
We have a white car.
They have a big car.
16. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
I have a black car.
We have a white car.
They have a big car.
I
YOU
WE
THEY
17. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
I have a black car.
We have a white car.
They have a big car.
I
YOU
WE
THEY
HAVE
18. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
This is Robert Pattinson.
He’s an actor
19. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
This is Robert Pattinson.
He’s an actor
This is his car. This is Robert Pattinson’s car. His car is
a Porsche.
20. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
This is Robert Pattinson.
He’s an actor
This is his car. This is Robert Pattinson’s car. His car is
a Porsche.
Robert Pattinson has a Porsche.
(He)
21. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
This is Megan Fox. She’s
an actress.
22. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
This is Megan Fox. She’s
an actress.
This is her car. This is Megan Fox’s car. Her car is a
Camaro.
23. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
This is Megan Fox. She’s
an actress.
This is her car. This is Megan Fox’s car. Her car is a
Camaro.
Megan Fox has a Camaro.
(She)
25. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Robert Pattinson has a Porsche.
Robert Pattinson = HE
26. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Robert Pattinson has a Porsche.
Megan Fox has a Camaro.
Robert Pattinson = HE
27. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Robert Pattinson has a Porsche.
Megan Fox has a Camaro.
Robert Pattinson = HE
Megan Fox = SHE
28. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Robert Pattinson has a Porsche.
Megan Fox has a Camaro.
He
She
Robert Pattinson = HE
Megan Fox = SHE
29. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Robert Pattinson has a Porsche.
Megan Fox has a Camaro.
He
She
HASRobert Pattinson = HE
Megan Fox = SHE
30. HAVE / HAS
HAVE/HAS “TENER”
He
She
HAS
I
YOU
WE
THEY
HAVE
Robert Pattinson has a Porsche.
Robert Pattinson = HE
Megan Fox has a Camaro.
Megan Fox = SHE
I have a black car.
We have a white car.
They have a big car.
31. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Look at the following examples…
(mire los siguientes ejemplos…)
32. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Look at the following examples…
(mire los siguientes ejemplos…)
Lisa has one brother.
(she)
33. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Look at the following examples…
(mire los siguientes ejemplos…)
Marge has three children.
(she)
34. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Look at the following examples…
(mire los siguientes ejemplos…)
Homer has one son.
(he)
35. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Look at the following examples…
(mire los siguientes ejemplos…)
Bart has two sisters.
(he)
37. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Use HAS when the pronoun is HE/SHE or when the subject of the sentence can be
replaced by HE/SHE
(Use HAS cuando el pronombre es HE/SHE o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por HE/SHE)
38. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Use HAS when the pronoun is HE/SHE or when the subject of the sentence can be
replaced by HE/SHE
(Use HAS cuando el pronombre es HE/SHE o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por HE/SHE)
Bart has two sisters.
(he)
39. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Use HAS when the pronoun is HE/SHE or when the subject of the sentence can be
replaced by HE/SHE
(Use HAS cuando el pronombre es HE/SHE o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por HE/SHE)
Bart has two sisters.
(he)
The subject of the sentence is Bart…
(el sujeto de la oración es Bart…)
40. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Use HAS when the pronoun is HE/SHE or when the subject of the sentence can be
replaced by HE/SHE
(Use HAS cuando el pronombre es HE/SHE o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por HE/SHE)
Bart has two sisters.
(he)
The subject of the sentence is Bart…
(el sujeto de la oración es Bart…)
Bart can be replaced by HE…
(Bart puede ser reemplazado por HE…)
41. HAVE / HAS
HAS “TENER”
Use HAS when the pronoun is HE/SHE or when the subject of the sentence can be
replaced by HE/SHE
(Use HAS cuando el pronombre es HE/SHE o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por HE/SHE)
Bart has two sisters.
(he)
The subject of the sentence is Bart…
(el sujeto de la oración es Bart…)
Bart can be replaced by HE…
(Bart puede ser reemplazado por HE…)
…therefore the correct conjugation of
the verb is HAS.
(por lo tanto la conjugación correcta del verbo es HAS)
42. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
Use HAVE when the pronoun is I/YOU/WE/THEY or when the subject of the sentence can
be replaced by I/YOU/WE/THEY
(Use HAVE cuando el pronombre es I/YOU/WE/THEY o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por
I/YOU/WE/THEY)
43. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
Use HAVE when the pronoun is I/YOU/WE/THEY or when the subject of the sentence can
be replaced by I/YOU/WE/THEY
(Use HAVE cuando el pronombre es I/YOU/WE/THEY o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por
I/YOU/WE/THEY)
Mark and John have one sister.
(they)
44. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
Use HAVE when the pronoun is I/YOU/WE/THEY or when the subject of the sentence can
be replaced by I/YOU/WE/THEY
(Use HAVE cuando el pronombre es I/YOU/WE/THEY o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por
I/YOU/WE/THEY)
Mark and John have one sister.
(they)
The subject of the sentence is Mark and John…
(el sujeto de la oración es Mark and John…)
45. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
Use HAVE when the pronoun is I/YOU/WE/THEY or when the subject of the sentence can
be replaced by I/YOU/WE/THEY
(Use HAVE cuando el pronombre es I/YOU/WE/THEY o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por
I/YOU/WE/THEY)
Mark and John have one sister.
(they)
The subject of the sentence is Mark and John…
(el sujeto de la oración es Mark and John…)
Mark and John can be replaced by THEY…
(Mark y John pueden ser reemplazados por THEY…)
46. HAVE / HAS
HAVE “TENER”
Use HAVE when the pronoun is I/YOU/WE/THEY or when the subject of the sentence can
be replaced by I/YOU/WE/THEY
(Use HAVE cuando el pronombre es I/YOU/WE/THEY o cuando el sujeto de la oración puede ser reemplazado por
I/YOU/WE/THEY)
Mark and John have one sister.
(they)
The subject of the sentence is Mark and John…
(el sujeto de la oración es Mark and John…)
Mark and John can be replaced by THEY…
(Mark y John pueden ser reemplazados por THEY…)
…therefore the correct
conjugation of the verb is HAVE.
(por lo tanto la conjugación correcta del verbo
es HAVE)
47. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
48. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAVE” when…
(use “HAVE” cuando…)
49. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAVE” when…
(use “HAVE” cuando…)
The pronoun is I / YOU / WE / THEY or when the subject
can be replaced by I / YOU / WE / THEY
(el pronombre es I / YOU / WE / THEY o cuando el sujeto puede ser reemplazado por I / YOU / WE / THEY)
50. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAVE” when…
(use “HAVE” cuando…)
The pronoun is I / YOU / WE / THEY or when the subject
can be replaced by I / YOU / WE / THEY
(el pronombre es I / YOU / WE / THEY o cuando el sujeto puede ser reemplazado por I / YOU / WE / THEY)
The students have class tomorrow.
51. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAVE” when…
(use “HAVE” cuando…)
The pronoun is I / YOU / WE / THEY or when the subject
can be replaced by I / YOU / WE / THEY
(el pronombre es I / YOU / WE / THEY o cuando el sujeto puede ser reemplazado por I / YOU / WE / THEY)
The students have class tomorrow.
In this sentence, use HAVE because the subject is THE STUDENTS; and THE STUDENTS can
be replaced by the pronoun THEY.
(En esta oración, se usa HAVE porque el sujeto es THE STUDENTS – Los estudiantes - ; y THE STUDENTS puede ser
reemplazado por el pronombre THEY – Ellos )
52. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
53. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAS” when…
(use “HAS” cuando…)
54. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAS” when…
(use “HAS” cuando…)
The pronoun is HE / SHE or when the subject can be
replaced by HE / SHE
(el pronombre es HE / SHE o cuando el sujeto puede ser reemplazado por HE / SHE)
55. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAS” when…
(use “HAS” cuando…)
The pronoun is HE / SHE or when the subject can be
replaced by HE / SHE
(el pronombre es HE / SHE o cuando el sujeto puede ser reemplazado por HE / SHE)
The student has class tomorrow.
56. HAVE / HAS Summarizing
(En resumen)
HAVE / HAS “TENER”=
Use “HAS” when…
(use “HAS” cuando…)
The pronoun is HE / SHE or when the subject can be
replaced by HE / SHE
(el pronombre es HE / SHE o cuando el sujeto puede ser reemplazado por HE / SHE)
The student has class tomorrow.
In this sentence, use HAS because the subject is THE STUDENT; and THE STUDENT can be
replaced by the pronoun HE / SHE.
(En esta oración, se usa HAS porque el sujeto es THE STUDENT – El estudiante- ; y THE STUDENT puede ser
reemplazado por el pronombre HE / SHE – ÉL / Ella )
