have and has
I have, she has, do you have…?
The rules
- He, she, it: "has".
- I, you, we, they: "have".
- Questions with "you": Do you have…?
- After "doesn’t", use the base form "have", not "has".
- "Does" + he + have (base form).
- Adjectives like "black" go before the noun: "a black cat".
Examples
- She has long hair.
- We have a small garden.
- Do you have any brothers?
- My father doesn’t have a car.
- Does he have a job?
- My friend has a black cat.
Quick check
Pick an answer to see the rule behind it.
1.She _____ long hair.
2.We _____ a small garden.
3._____ you have any brothers?
4.My father doesn’t _____ a car.
5.Which sentence is correct?