'Has' and 'have' are the present tense forms of 'to have,' indicating possession or actions. 'Has' is used for singular subjects, while 'have' is used for plural subjects, along with examples and exercises to test understanding. The document also discusses the role of 'has' and 'have' as auxiliary verbs in sentences.

2. ‘has’ and ‘have are the present tense
versions of the verb ‘to have’.
‘To have’ either shows possession or an action in a sentence, e.g.
I have a ginger cat called Biscuit.
George has a bath everyday.
It is important to be careful when choosing the correct form of the
verb for the subject of a sentence.

3. In the singular present form, the
correct use of ‘has’ and ‘have’ is:
I have
You have
He has
She has
It has
I have a pink pencil case.
You have a new teacher.
He has lots of medals for judo.
She has a huge bag of sweets.
It has always been easy.

4. In the plural present form, we always
use ‘have’:
We have
You have
They have
We have a small school field.
You have a spelling test, Class 6!
They have big smiles on their faces.
*Not* They has big smiles on their faces.

5. ‘has or ‘have’?
Singular
I have
You have
He has
She has
It has
Plural
We have
You have
They have

6. Can you use the correct present form of
‘to have’ in these sentences?
The crocodile _________________ razor-sharp teeth.
We _________________ a swimming lesson later today.
The boys _________________ red hair.
has
have
have

7. Sometimes the different forms of ‘to
have’ can act as auxiliary verbs.
Auxiliary verbs are ‘helping verbs’ that appear with another main
verb in a sentence.
For example:
Humpty Dumpty has fallen off the wall.
‘fallen’ is the main verb
‘has’ is used as an auxiliary
verb

8. Can you use the correct present form of
‘to have’ in these sentences where they
are used as auxiliary verbs?
Caleb and Josh ____________ played football all
afternoon.
Jennie ______________ washed her hands to bake a
cake.
have
has

9. ‘has or ‘have quiz
Which is the correct use of ‘has’?
a) We has been outside. b) She has blue eyes.
c) They has PE after dinner. d) I has cricket club later.

10. Which is the correct use of ‘have’?
a) She have a pet tortoise. b) He have a loud voice.
c) It have been a great party.
d) I have forgotten my school
bag.

11. ‘has’ or ‘have’?
a) After he gets dressed, he _________________ porridge for breakfast.
b) When I grow up, I want to _________________ a job in politics.
c) They _________________ organised a charity dressing-up day at my
school.
d) It _________________ been tough to keep the surprise a secret.
has
have
have
has