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5. When to Use Have or Has

Has
Have
Use "has" when talking about one person or thing (he, she, it).
Examples: she, he, Julia, Jake
Use "have" when you're talking about yourself (I), someone
you're talking to (you), a group (we, they), or more than one
person or thing.
Examples: Mom and Dad, they, we

6. Examples of Have or Has

Has
(Singular Subjects)
She has a new backpack.
The cat has a ball of yarn.

7. Examples of Have or Has

Have
(Plural Subjects)
They have a big house.
We have many toys.

8. Have or Has

I
an apple for lunch.
have

9. Have or Has

She
a cute puppy at home.
has

10. Have or Has

We
ice cream on hot days.
have

11. Have or Has

He
a toy train that he loves.
has

12. Have or Has

The sun
a bright yellow color.
has

13. Have or Has

They
a fun time at the amusement park.
have

14. Have or Has

My friend
a pet fish.
has

15. Have or Has

I
a collection of books to read.
have

16. Have or Has

Sarah
a birthday party next week.
has

17. Have or Has

We
a new teacher this year.
have

18. Have or Has

The dog
a blue bandana.
has

19. Have or Has

I
a big surprise for you!
have

20. Have or Has

Tom
several toy cars in his room.
has

21. Have or Has

The garden
many beautiful flowers.
has

22. Have or Has

We
plans to go to the zoo.
have

23. Have or Has

She
an incredible singing voice.
has

24. Have or Has

I
a favorite game that I play.
have

25. Have or Has

My brother
a skateboard he rides.
has

26. Have or Has

We
to finish our homework together.
have

27. Have or Has

The cat
fluffy fur that feels nice.
has

28. Have or Has

They
a picnic planned for Saturday.
have

29. Have or Has

My sister
a beautiful drawing of a rainbow.
has

30. Have or Has

I
enough crayons to color my pictures.
have

31. Have or Has

The teacher
a special project for us.
has

32. Have or Has

We
a lot of fun at the playground.
have

33. Have or Has

Create Your Own Sentences
Write your own sentences using "have" or "has."

34. Have or Has Review

Remember
Has
use with third-person singular subjects (he, she, it)
Example: She has a new book.
Have
use with I, you, we, they, and plural subjects
Example: They have a soccer game today.