The document discusses the verbs "to be" and "to have" and how they are used to describe objects. Specifically, "to be" is used to indicate what an object is, such as describing its color, while "to have" is used to indicate what characteristics or features an object has. A few examples are provided where "the television is grey" or "the cellular phone is blue" use "to be" to identify color, while "the television has a remote control" or "the cellular phone has radio" use "to have" to specify features.

1. VERB “TO BE” VERB “TO HAVE”

2. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECTS BASICALLY, TO DESCRIBE AN OBJECT; WE USE TO BE AND TO HAVE TO INDICATE CHARACTERISTICS

3. TO BE TO HAVE WHAT IT IS … WHAT IT HAS …

4. EXAMPLES (TO BE) “ THE TELEVISION IS GREY” or “ IT IS GREY” “ THE CELULAR PHONE IS BLUE” or “ IT IS BLUE” (TO HAVE) “ THE TELEVISION HAS A REMOTE CONTROL” or “ IT HAS A REMOTE CONTROL” “ THE CELULAR PHONE HAS RADIO” or “ IT HAS RADIO”