This document provides examples of using the present simple verb "have" to ask and answer questions about what items or possessions someone has. It shows affirmative and negative statements using "have" such as "I have a new car" and "You don't have a new car". It also gives examples of yes/no questions using "do/does" like "Do you have a new car?" and answers like "Yes, I do" or "No, I don't". The purpose is to demonstrate how to form questions and statements in the present simple tense using the verb "have".

1. Present Simple
Verb Have

2. Find someone who…HAVE
CLASSMATE’S
NAMES
Who…? When…?
What…? ADDITIONAL Why…?
Where…? INFORMATION How…?
…has a bicycle.
…has a car.
…has a pet.
…has a cellphone.
…has a hobby.
…has a computer.
A: Do you have a bicycle?
B: Yes, I do!
A: What color is your bicycle?
B: It’s blue.
Do you
have a
bicycle?

3. Affirmative Statements Negative Statements
I
You
We
They
have
a new car.
I
You
We
They
don’t
have a new car.
He
She
has He
She
doesn’t

4. Verbhave:yes/noquestions
Do you
they have anewcar? Yes,
I
we
they
do.
No,
I
we
they
don’t.
Does she
she
he
she
does. he
she
doesn’t.