In the previous lessons we went over the verb DO.
In this lesson we will start going over the last verb in this course – the verb HAVE.
Quick note:
In the simple present tense the verb HAVE has these two forms:
We will use these forms in our examples and exercises.
Now,
before going over HAVE as a
helping verb, it's important to go over some of its other basic
meanings. In
this lesson we will cover three important meanings of the verb HAVE.
They have
balloons. |
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You have a certificate. |
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This bird has a suitcase. |
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I have a
garden. |
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She has a
good job. |
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You have a
long nose. |
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I have
big muscles. |
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My mom has a
sense of humor. |
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The box has
six sides. |
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Joe has a
brother. |
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They have a
big family. |
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You have a
new boss. |
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Mark has a
pretty girlfriend. |
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