The document discusses the use of the verbs "have" and "has" to express possession in English. It provides examples of how "have" and "has" are used in affirmative and negative sentences with "I", "you", "we", "they", "he", and "she". It then lists practice questions for the reader to identify whether the subject uses "have" or "has" in sentences describing possession.

1. HAVE - HAS

2. She has two cousins

3. They have two children

4. We use the verb “have” to express
possession.
I have
We have
You have
They have
He has
She has
It has

5. Examples:
- I have a bike.
- Alicia has a cat.
- Andrea and Eduardo have a car

6. Negative
In the negative we use “don´t have” or “doesn´t
have” .
I don´t have
We don´t have
You don´t have
They don´t have
He doesn´t have
She doesn´t have
It doesn´t have

7. Examples:
- I don´t have sisters.
- Mary doesn´t have a dog.
- Peter and Betty don´t have a house.

8. PRACTICING
1. Jhon _has one sister.
2. They ______ two daughters.
3. She ______ a small family.
4. I ______ a cat.
5. We ______ a big house.
6. You ______ a brother.
7. Charles and Liz _______ one son.
8. Bob ______ one daughter.
9. David´s mother ______ black hair.
10. The teacher ______ two dictionaries.
11. Juan and Pedro ______ a car.
12. Sandara ______ a red bag.
13. Daniela ________ a black pen.
14. The children ________ the key.
15. The baby _______ two balls.