Primary Auxiliary Verbs

Affirmative and Negative sentences:

To convert the sentences into negative sentences, “not” is added next to “will” in future tense.

(will + not)

Example sentences:

1. I will have my breakfast.
   I will not have my breakfast.
2. You will have exams.
   You will not have exams.
3. He will have his interview.
   He will not have his interview.
4. We will have meeting tomorrow.
   We will not have meeting tomorrow.
5. They will have their work.
   They will not have their work.

Exercise – 37

Convert the sentences into negative sentences:

1. I will have my exam tomorrow.
2. You will have work at home.
3. She will have her lunch in the school.
4. We will have work in the office.
5. They will have their shift at 9am.

Yes/No Type Question:
Have Verb – Present tense:

Example 1:

I have a pen.
Do I have a pen?
Or
Do you have a pen?

Steps to convert the sentence into Yes/No type question:

1. To convert into yes/no type question, “do” verb should introduce in the beginning of a sentence.
2. The introducing “do verb” should be based on the subject and tense of the sentence.
3. For the mentioned sentence in example 1, the subject is “I” and it is in Present tense. So according to the subject and tense, “do” is introduced in the beginning of the sentence.
   Do I have a pen?
   Or
   Do you have a pen?
4. The verb “have” in sentence should remain in the base form as “have”.

Example 2:

She has a dog.

1. To convert the given sentence into Yes/No type question, “do” verb should be introduced in the beginning of the sentence.
2. The introducing “do” verb should be based on the subject and tense of the sentence.
3. For the mentioned sentence in example 2, the subject is “She” and it is in present tense. So according to the subject and tense, “does” is introduced in the beginning of the sentence.

Does she have a pen?

4. The verb “has” in the sentense should be changed into
   base form as “have” when converted as question.

Example sentences:

1. I have a book.
   Do I have a book?
2. You have a laptop.
   Do you have a laptop?
3. He has a dog.
   Does he have a dog?
4. She has plants in her house.
   Does she have plants in her house?
5. This kid has a cycle.
   Does this kid have a cycle?
6. That man has a scooter.
   Does that man have a scooter?
7. We have a house.
   Do we have a house?
8. They have a car.
   Do they have a car?
9. These girls have training.
   Do these girls have training?
10. Those boys have practice by 5pm.
    Do those boys have practice by 5pm?

Exercise – 38

Convert the sentence into yes/no questions:

1. I have a smart phone.
2. You have books.
3. Shyam has a bike.
4. Ana has a diamond ring.
5. This girl has a cat.
6. That boy has a pet in his house.
7. We have work for the whole day.
8. They have 2 children.
9. These people have work on Sunday.
10. Those children have exams.

Yes/No Type Questions For “Have” Verb – Past Tense:

I had a pen.

Rule to convert the sentence into yes/no type question:

1. Tense and subject of the given sentence should be checked.
2. The sentence is in past tense, because it has “had” as a verb. So, “did” should be introduced in front of the subject of the sentence to convert into yes/no type question.
3. Generally in past tense, “did” is introduced.
4. Yes/ No type question pattern is (verb + subject + additional information + ?)
5. So, the verb “did” is introduced in front of the sentence.

Did I have a pen?

6. When the sentence is converted into Yes/No type question,
   the verb in the sentence “had” should be changed into
   base form as “have”.

Example sentences:

1. I had pasta for dinner.
   Did I have pasta for dinner?
2. You had camera with you.
   Did you have camera with you?
3. He had a bike.
   Did he have a bike?
4. She had pets at home.
   Did she have pets at home?
5. This book had 100 pages.
   Did this book have 100 pages?
6. That girl had a scar in her neck.
   Did that girl have a scar in her neck?
7. We had a luxurious car.
   Did we have a luxurious car?
8. They had their own house.
   Did they have their own house?
9. These children had their final exams.
   Did these children have their final exams?
10. Those officers had a party in their office.
    Did those officers have a party in their office?

Exercise – 39

Convert the following sentences into Yes/No type for “Have” verb Past tense:

1. I had imported toys.
2. You had a cycle.
3. Harry had interesting books.
4. Laura had a diamond ring.
5. The house had 4 storeys.
6. This girl had a piano.
7. That woman had a bag with her.
8. We had a printer.
9. Teachers had their classes.
10. These men had their work.
11. Those girls had dance class.