This document provides examples of sentences using either the verb "have" or "has" and asks the reader to fill in blanks with the correct form of "to be" or "to have". It contains 8 sentences demonstrating the use of "have" or "has" followed by 8 questions where the reader chooses the appropriate verb form for the blank. The overall purpose is to practice using these common verbs in English sentences.

1. Have / Has
Choose either HAVE or HAS for each sentence.
1. We have a new English teacher. I hope she's nice.
2. My boss has such a bad temper.
3. I never have breakfast in the morning because I'm never hungry.
4. The houses all have blue windows.
5. An elephant has four legs and a big trunk.
6. Many poor people have no money to spend.
7. The child has red hair and very white skin.
8. Those two women both have three children.
Fill the gap in each question using the correct form of either "to be" or "to
have".
1. We have three hours before the exam starts.
2. Jenny and her sister they are very pretty girls.
3. Wash your hands before we are lunch.
4. Have you the manager or just an office worker?
5. Glass this made from sand.
6. I don't usually have breakfast on a Sunday.
7. She always have time because she's very organized.
8. They are less lazy, John, and you can pass the test!