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Use of ‘Has’ and ‘Have’
Read these sentences.
1. A parrot has a red beak.
2. Johny has a teddy bear.
We use has when we want to say that something belongs to one person,
animal, place or thing.
We use have when we want to say that somethings belong to more than one
person, animal, place or thing.
Examples : Monkeys have tails.
We always use have with ‘I’, ‘you’, ‘we’ and ‘they’.
Examples : 1. I have a new toy. 2. You have a toy train.
3. They have bright eyes.
B. Fill in the blanks with ‘has’ or ‘have’.
1. Gagan a toy car.
2. We new books.
3. Suhani a doll.
4. A peacock beautiful feathers.
5. Birds wings.
Past Form of Verbs
Read these sentences.
1. I played in the park yesterday.
2. Bholaram smiled at the children last morning.
The highlighted words are action words (verbs). They tell us about actions that
took place in the past (e.g., yesterday, last morning, last month, last Sunday,
last year). We usually add –d or –ed to action words to express actions in
the past.
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