Have or Has Positive Exercises

Have and has are present simple forms of the verb to have. Use them to talk about things people own, family, body parts, rooms, features, and simple situations: "I have a blue bag", "She has long hair", or "The school has a library". At A1, the most important choice is the subject. I, you, we, and they use have. He, she, and it use has.

A name or noun phrase follows the same idea. "Tom" is one boy, so say "Tom has". "My parents" means two people, so say "My parents have". "This phone" is one thing, so say "This phone has". These short exercises focus on positive sentences only, so you do not need do, does, or not in the answer. Read the subject first, decide if it is like I/you/we/they or like he/she/it, and then choose have or has.