4 Have Has Had Exercises

Hello there! The complexities of the English language can often be a bit challenging, but with practice and perseverance, you’ll find yourself mastering them with ease.

Today, we’ll be delving into the verb “have” in its various forms: “have,” “has,” and “had.” This verb is one of the cornerstones of English grammar, and understanding its proper usage is essential.

I’ve put together a series of English exercises that will aid you in not just grasping the basic structure but also in contextualizing its application in day-to-day conversation.

Take your time to work through these activities, as they are tailored to build and enhance your skills progressively.

 

 

1) Put the Sentences in the Correct Order – Have Has Had

 

a) three / cats / have / I

I have three cats.

 

b) two / has / brothers / she

 

c) had / a / great / we / time

 

d) has / experience / he / this / in

 

e) a / you / headache / have / do / ?

 

f) already / their / had / they / lunch / have

 

g) cars / had / many / you / how / have / ?

 

h) she / had / recently / has / a / baby

 

i) a / have / you / passport / do / ?

 

j) an / had / they / last / accident / week

 

k) you / have / a / secret / ever / had / ?

 

l) a / in / he / has / house / the / mountains

 

2) Fix Grammatical Errors – Have Has Had Exercises

 

a) I has two apple.

I have two apples.

 

b) She have a dog.

 

c) They has gone to market.

 

d) He have been to the London.

 

e) You has an nice smile.

 

f) We had went to the conccert.

 

g) It have a tail.

 

h) I had has a breakfast.

 

i) They've has a good times.

 

j) She have has a lot off chocolates.

 

k) I has a dreamm last nigth.

 

l) They has much friends.

 

3) Practice your Vocabulary Completing the Sentences

 

a) I xxxx a doxxxxxs appointment xxxxrrow.

I have a doctor’s appointment tomorrow.

 

b) She xxx x big collection of sxxxxs.

 

c) I had xxxxx a lot of candies during Hxxxxxxen.

 

d) We xxxx had a xxxxx last xxxmer.

 

e) They xxxx bxxx to the museum mxxx times.

 

f) He xxx a decision to mxxx.

 

g) I have xxx three xxxxers.

 

h) She had xxxxht a new dress for the xxxxy.

 

i) We xxxx xxxt had our lunch.

 

j) He has xxxxx been xx New York.

 

k) You xxxxxxx had xxx problems here, hxxx you?

 

l) They xxxx been studying xxx fxxe hours.

 

4) About the English Have Has Had, Write the Obvious Questions to the Answers

 

a) I have two books. ( How…)

How many books do you have?

 

b) She has gone to the market. ( Where...)

 

c) They had pizza for dinner. ( What...)

 

d) He has been to the zoo. ( Where...)

 

e) I had read that book. ( What...)

 

f) We have studied English for four years. ( How l...)

 

g) I have visited Europe twice. ( How m...)

 

h) They have seen that movie. ( What...)

 

i) He had finished his work. ( What...)

 

j) They had lived in Paris. ( Where...)

 

Well done on completing the task! As with every new grammar point, the key to mastering “have” in all its forms is consistent practice and application.

I hope you found these exercises beneficial and feel more confident in your use of “have,” “has,” and “had.” Always remember, every language learner encounters challenges along the way, but it’s your dedication and determination that will propel you forward.

Keep practicing, and don’t hesitate to revisit these activities or ask for clarification whenever needed. Your journey in mastering the English language is an admirable one, and I’m here to support you every step of the way.

 

Practice Present Perfect➚

Practice Phrasal Verbs➚

44 Exercises for Beginners➚