Primary Auxiliary Verbs

This is the third Primary Auxiliary Verb.

1. This verb is used to describe the possession or belongings.

Examples :

I have a pen.
You have a book.

Note:

When someone has something as a possession, the sentence should be framed as

I have a pen. (correct)

And not as,

I am having a pen. (X)

2 . “Have verb” is used to describe eyes and hair.

Examples:

She has blue eyes.
He has grey hair.

3. “Have verb” is used to mention if a person has something on his / her skin like tattoo, scar, mole, etc,.

Examples :

That guy has a tattoo on his arm.
She has a mole on her face.
The boy has a scar on his forehead.

Conjugation

Example sentences:

1. I have a dog.
2. You have a book.
3. He has a bike.
4. She has a diamond ring.
5. This kid has a chocolate.
6. That boy has a pet.
7. We have a house.
8. They have a car.
9. These children have books.
10. Those students have exam.

Exercise – 16

Complete the conjugation of “to have” verb in present form:

1. I __
2. You _
3. He _
4. _ has
5. _ has
6. This __
7. That __
8. We __
9. They _
10. _ have
11. __ have

Exercise – 17

Complete the following sentences with “to have” verb in Present tense:

1. I _ my book.
2. You __ biscuits with you.
3. He _ pens.
4. John _ a dog.
5. She __ a beautiful doll.
6. Leena _ a novel.
7. This man __ a laptop.
8. This dog _ a big tail.
9. This book __ many pages.
10. That house __ a garden.
11. We _ a luxurious car.
12. They _ a big flat.
13. Students _ exam today.
14. These insects _ many legs.
15. Those children _ beautiful flowers with them.