The Verb "To Have"
Present: have / has
| Subject | Verb | Example |
|---|
| I / You / We / They | have | I have a dog. |
| He / She / It | has | She has blue eyes. |
Past: had (all subjects)
- I had a cat when I was young.
- She had long hair last year.
Negative & Questions
| Present | Past |
|---|
| Negative | I don't have / She doesn't have | I didn't have |
| Question | Do you have? / Does she have? | Did you have? |
Special Uses
- have to = have to (obligation):
- I have to study. / She has to work.
- have got = have (possession, British English):
- I've got a new phone. / She's got a brother.
- have + noun (activities):
- have breakfast / have a shower / have fun / have a party
💡 "Have" as an auxiliary verb is used in perfect tenses (Module 5).