The document discusses the verb "to have" and its uses. It indicates that the verb "to have" expresses ideas of possession, characteristics, and relationships. Examples are given such as "He has a brother in Germany" and "I have two kids." Common expressions with "have" are also listed, such as "have a bath/shower" and "have breakfast/lunch/dinner." The conjugations of "to have" in affirmative and negative forms are provided, followed by a prompt to complete sentences with "have" or "has."

1. Verb To Have
Activity 2

2. Verb To Have
• The verb have indicates ideas such as possession of objects,
individual characteristics, relationships etc.
• Examples:
• He has a brother in Germany.
• Ana has long hair.
• The baby has blue eyes.
• I have two kids.

3. Common expressions with have
• The ordinary verb have is used in a number of common
expressions:
• have a bath, wash, shower, etc.
• Ex: John has a bath everyday.
• have breakfast, lunch, dinner
• Ex: We have breakfast at 7:30 a.m.
• have fun
• Ex: Anne has fun with Tony.
• have a party
• Ex: My parents have a party today.

4. CONJUGATION
Affirmative Negative
I have. I don't have.
You have. You don't have.
He has He doesn't have.
She has She doesn't have.
It has. It doesn't have.
We have. We don't have.
You have. You don't have.
They have. They don't have.

5. Complete the sentences with have
or has.
• Activity 3