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    The document discusses the use of the verbs "have", "has", and "had". It explains that these verbs are used to show possession. "Has" and "have" are used in the present tense, while "had" is used in the past tense. The document provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using these verbs. It also includes an exercise with blanks to be filled in with the correct verbs.

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    USE OF HAVE HAS AND HAD TABLE OF USE

    Infinitive   Past     Past  Participle   Verbs   Pronouns  


    Has   He,  she,  it  or  any  singular  noun  
    Have/Has   Had   Had   Have     I,  we,  they,  you  or  any  plural
    noun  
    NOTE: We can also use “have got” in place of “have” is used to show
    Meaning: possession.

    Have  simply  means  to  possess  something. When  it  is used  as  a  main  verb  it For  Example:
    shows  the  possession  of  something. I have three children. (I have got three children.)
    For  Example:
    Affirmative   Negative     Interrogative    
    She has a  house.  (She  owns  a  house.)  
    Has     Does  not  have     Does  subject  have    
    When it is used as an auxiliary or helping verb it shows the completeness o Have     Do  not  have     Do  subject  have    
    fan action, forming th eperfect tense.
    STRUCTURE
    She has bought a house. (A house has been bought.)
    . Affi rmati ve  Sentences:  
    Subject  →  has/have  →  noun
    USE OF HAS – HAVE

    They have bullets in the gun.


    These verbs  (has,  have)  are  used  to  show  the  possession  of  something,  in the
    present  tense. She has a dog in her house.

    For  Example:
    . Nrgati ve  Sentences:  
    I have four brothers.
    Subject  +do/  does + not →  have  →  noun
    They have a cow
    She has a cat.
    They do not (don’t) have bullets in their gun.
    The policeman has a gun.
    She does not (doesn’t) have any dog in her house.
    . Interrogati ve  Sentences:  
    Do/  does  →  Subject    →  have  →  noun? Did → Subject → had → noun?
    Does  she  have  any  dog  in  her  house?   Did they have bullets in their gun?
    Do  they  have  bullets  in  their  gun?   Did she have any dog in her house?

    USE OF HAD

    This verb (had) is used to show possession of something, in the past


    tense.
    I had four houses.
    They had a cow.
    She had a chicken.
    The policeman had a gun.

    Affirmative   Negative     Interrogative    


    Had   Did  not  have     Did  subject  have    

    . Affi rmati ve Sentences:  


    Subject → had → noun.
    They had bullets in the gun.
    She had a dog in her past.

    . Negati ve Sentences:  
    Subject → did+not → have → noun.
    They did not have bullets in their gun.
    . Interrogati ve Sentences:   Exercise
    Instructions: Fill in the blanks with suitable words. ( verbs 12. Does the boy __________ any bike?
    or helping verbs)
    13. Why ______________ you not ______________ a strong
    body?
    1. She ______________ a car in the year 2010

    2. You do not ______________ any bike so, you can’t 14. What ______________ the shop keeper ______________ in
    get this job. his shop?

    3. We ______________ two rooms in our house.


    15. Who ___________ the ownership of the car?
    4. The teacher________________ a big bag.

    5. The lawyer ___________ a black coat when he was 16. I ______ not __________ any house when I was
    in his twenties. in 10th class.

    6. ____________ the boy any coin in his pocket?


    17. They __________ nothing to say last Monday.

    7. What would you like to ______________ in lunch.


    18. She ______________ not ____________ a bath daily.

    8. This fish _____________ four fins.


    19. Why ______________ you have an old car in your
    shop?
    9. A llama doctor Muhammad Iqbal __________ a great
    power of speech.

    10. ___________ you any seat reserved in your office.

    11. The bus _________ a big head light.

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