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Grammar Spot • 'Has' and 'Have'
• Action words with 'ed'
‘Has’ and ‘Have’
Read these sentences.
1. Manu has many toys in his room.
2. Manu and Beenu have crayons.
We use has with singular nouns (‘Manu’ in sentence 1) and with ‘he’ and ‘she’.
We use have with plural nouns (‘Manu’ and ‘Beenu’ in sentence 2) and with
‘I’, ‘we’, ‘you’ and ‘they’.
Note: We use had when we talk about some time back.
Examples: I had a red toy car. Now, I do not.
A. Look at these pictures and circle the correct action words.
1. The parrots red beaks. (has/have)
2. The giraffe a long neck. (has/have)
3. The lion a big mane. (has/have)
4. The monkeys long tails. (has/have)
5. The rabbits big ears. (has/have)
6. The elephants long trunks. (has/have)
Action Words with ‘ed’
Read these sentences.
1. Manu greeted Beenu with a smile.
2. Manu and Beenu played with toys.
The coloured words greeted and played have been formed by adding -ed to
the action words ‘greet’ and ‘play’.
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