August 25, 2025

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Basic English Grammar

Use of has and have worksheet

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Complete Use of has and have worksheet

Use of has, have, had, will have + objects (complement)

The above words show possession of something that you have.

Use of has/ have worksheet formula

American style:

Sub + has/ have + no action. He/she/it/name/indefinite pronoun/singular person + has + no action.

Indefinite pronouns: someone/somebody, anyone/anybody, everyone/ everybody, no one/nobody (singular sub)

He has a villa to live in.

She has a laptop.

It has two parts of the design.

My cousin, whose name is Ambrish, has a bungalow in Meerut.

Someone has a pistol.

Nobody has a pistol over here.

Every girl has a smartphone in her hand.

This diary has two hundred pages to write.

This mall has every kind of brand.

You/we/they/I/ plural noun + have + complement ( no action).

You have a big tanker that consists of 2500 litres of water.

 We have sweet shops in various places.

They have BMW cars in their homes.

I have fifteen girls in my college. All of them have apple iPhone.

Both the boys have novels in their hands.

 I have a big house with three rooms, a drawing-room, a gallery, one kitchen, and two washrooms.

I have a beautiful farmhouse. I still have it.

If he has a money problem, I can lend him money.

If you are suffering from any disease, you will use has/have. For examples:

She has a chronic cough. He has a fever.

She has a cold. He has a cough. He has sore eyes.

I have a headache. She has back pain.

She has insomnia. She has a brain tumour.

Negative and Interrogative sentences:

Do you have a hundred bucks in your pocket?

I do not have a hundred bucks in my pocket. However, I can withdraw from Atm.

Does your brother have a company?

Yes, he has his own company, which was established in 1999.

Does your younger brother have a bike?

He doesn’t have a bike. He goes to the office by metro rail.

Does he have a heart problem?

 He has a heart problem.

Do they have urgent work to do?

My colleagues don’t have urgent work to do. They are pretending not to work on your project.

Do you have diesel in your car?

It doesn’t have much fuel. I will get my car filled.

 

Past Use of has and have worksheet

Affirmative:

sub + had + complement (no action).

I had a car last year.

She had a black jacket last winter.

You had a Samsung S9 the previous month.

 

Interrogative: Did + Sub + have + no action?

Negative sub + didn’t have + no action.

Read conversation in the past:

Did you have a meeting yesterday?

Yes, I had a meeting yesterday, but it was postponed due to few members.

Did he have sugarcane farming?

He didn’t have sugarcane farming this year. But He had it two years ago.

Did your brother have a skin disease?

He had a skin disease. However, now, he is okay.

Did you have a boyfriend who was a player of baseball?

Yes, I had.

Did his sister have a business partner?

I don’t know about it.  She might have a business partner.

Did your friend have a farm tractor?

He had it last month, but he sold it.

Future (Will have) Use of has and have worksheet

Affirmative: sub + will have + complement ( no action)

I will have a car next year.

She will have her own home.

He will have a horse.

I shall have this book.

I shall have a new home.

 I shall have a gold chain.

Note: I/we + shall have ( now ‘will’ is also used with “I and we”)

Negative: Sub + will not have (won’t have) + complement (no action).

I won’t have a cooler in summer. I will buy an air conditioner.

I won’t drive this car anymore. I will have a cheverolet durster.

Interrogative:

Will + sub + have + complement (no action).?

Will you have a clinic?

It’s my dream, and I want to open my clinic. I will have my clinic next year.

Will you have a newspaper agency?

I will have a newspaper agency, and I will distribute all over Meerut.

Will you have your graduate degree?

No, I won’t have my graduation? It will take time around two years more to get my degree.

British style:

Has/have

UK: have got ( it is only used in the present)

Subject + has/have got + objects (complement)

Affirmative sentences (Use of has and have worksheet):

I’ve got a perfect idea.  (I’ve-I have; contradicts form)

She’s got a big problem. (she’s – has; it is a contraction form).

He has got a headache.

She has got thousands of bucks.

I have got a BMW Ferrari car.

Negative sentences:

Sub + has/have + not + got + complement (no action).

Rahul hasn’t got many friends. He has got only one friend who is in New York right now.

She hasn’t got any degree in education.

Interrogative sentences (Use of has and have worksheet)

Has/have + sub + got + complement?

Have you got a holiday today?

I haven’t got a holiday today. I have got an urgent piece work of office that’s why I have to go now.

Have you got a bungalow?

Yes, I have got a bungalow, it has got five big rooms, one dining hall, drawing room, storeroom, and basement.

Interrogative-negative sentences (Use of has and have worksheet):

Hasn’t/haven’t + sub + got + complement?

Haven’t you got a clue?

I haven’t got a clue.

Exercise – Use of has and have worksheet

Complete the sentence with listed words

Has, have, had, will have, has got, have got,  get, got, do, does, did, will, anybody, somebody, nobody, everyone

  1. ……. you have medicines last Sunday?
  2.  Has he ……..  your address?
  3. Does he ……….. a headache?
  4. Do you …………. Cancer?
  5. Where ……… you …….. pain in your stomach now?
  6.  Why ……… he …………..  attitude so much?
  7.  I ………… a car tomorrow.
  8.  He ………  two sons last year. However, unfortunately, one of them died in a car accident.
  9.  Someone ……… a pistol then.
  10. Nobody ………… a pistol over here now.
  11. Every girl ………..  lunch boxes now.
  12. This book ……….. five hundred pages.
  13. Why ………. You have tension? Now everything is all right, oh dear!
  14. Why doesn’t he ………. Knowledge
  15. ………you……  program to go for a picnic yesterday?
  16. She ………. got a chronic disease. Moreover, He has ……….fever too.
  17. She ……. bird flu. However, now she is okay.
  18. He ……… got insomnia. Doctor asked: Had he had………… migraine before?
  19. She ………. a brain haemorrhage. And she died last month
  20. She ……… big eyes. But she got married earlier.
  21. She ……… her car now.
  22. She ………. Debt. And she committed suicide.
  23. All the boys ………. novels in my class last year.
  24. Don’t you ………… money?
  25. He ………. not ……… a bike to commute those days?
  26. Will  You ………. Own house?
  27. Does your friend ………… a BMW?
  28. …….. you ……… any problem now?
  29. She ……not…..  kids though she is happy.
  30. What habit ……. you have?
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Basic English Grammar / Types of Sentences

Imperative Sentences – Definition & Examples

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Imperative Sentences

Imperative sentences: an imperative sentence is used to express request, order, command or advice.

M.V. + object + etc.

Request and orders

Listen to me Keep your promise
Take it now Avoid bad company
Go to him Send this book by courier
Come to me Keep everything in order
Wait for a while Think twice before you speak
Go back at once Think before you speak
Please allow me to go to the party. Hold it for a while
Eat with pleasure over here. Mind your own business
Mind your tongue Please lend me your hand
Learn this song by heart Tether the buffalo there
Serve food to guests Attend to the guests
Mind your words/hold your tongue Mind your words/hold your tongue
Please don’t make a fuss here Please help us in this trouble
Please move a bit/move aside Have a chair, please
Please shut the door Please open the window
Sit down properly Get ready now
Come in, dear Carry on
Keep on Stop talking nonsense
Yes, please speak Keep quiet
Stand up on your seat Wake up my honey

Advice

Please give me the chocolates, help the poor students, see your enemies, compromise with them, take care of your parents

Imperative sentences that start with Main verbs

Walk slowly Run fast Drive carefully
Get off the bus Get on the bus Get down
Set your watch Please light the lamp Post the letter there
Go on (continue saying) Open your second lesson Please solve the sums
Awake your daughter Go there after a while Go straight
Reply him Hurry up Wait for a little
Be attentive Be a listener Be witty
Calm down Pin drop silence Go to bed
Come quickly Get ready dear Get to work
Set your goal Mention below it Sign here
Take off your shirt Try again Start your work

Exercise I(Imperative Sentences):

Pick suitable words to make complete sense:

Get on, get down, take off, witty, here, upstairs, down, straight, letter, carefully, lamp, silence, please, him

  1.  ……… the bus.                  8.   Calm …….
  2.  ……… the stairs.               9.   Go ……….
  3. Sign ……. .                          10. Go to   …….
  4. Get ……..                            11. Post the ……… here.
  5.  …… the airplane.             12. Drive ……….
  6. Hurry ………                        13. Please light the ……..
  7. Be …….                                14. Pin drop …………..

15. ………. Help me.

Difficult words:

 Take off the airplane, be witty (Witty- quick behavior in answering), wait for a while, go to bed (sleep), get to work (go to work), get off (leave a vehicle), get on (board,  the vehicle, wear), after a while

 

Use of negative implications; don’t, no, never:

Never give up your goal. Never hurt my feelings again.
Never lose your confidence. Never mind it.
Never disrespect your parents. Never bunk off the school.
Never tell a lie. Never miss an opportunity.
Never do down others. Never break your promise.
Never fall a victim to bad habits. Never work in a hurry.
Never try to cheat your brother. Never tell a lie.
Never walk bare-footed in Jaisalmer. Never disobey your elders.

Exercise II(negative imperative sentences)

Pick the suitable words from the above sentences:

Opportunity, break, bare, off, feelings

  1. Never miss the ……….                                                    
  2. Never hurt my ……. again.
  3. Never walk ……. Footed in Jaisalmer.
  4. Never bunk …. the school.     
  5.   Never ……. your promise

No + verb + ing/ no action

 no mention, no doubt, no more questions, no chance, no buddy, no parking, no smoking, no drinking, no overtaking, no bargaining, no gambling, no cheating, no trespassing (don’t jump/walk)

don’t + actions + object

Don’t make a noise Don’t be short-tempered
Don’t be afraid Don’t misbehave
Don’t  make a fuss Don’t admit a mistake
Don’t be harsh Don’t be lazy
Don’t take the wrong turn Don’t take liquor
Don’t abuse others Don’t fight with neighbor
Don’t suggest him Don’t drive while smoking
Don’t delay Don’t be late there
Don’t shout at me Don’t be silly
Don’t step in Don’t move
Don’t make lame excuses Don’t speak ill others
Don’t pluck the flower Don’t cut jokes
Don’t trouble me  Don’t break it
Don’t talk nonsense Don’t play in the sun
Exercise III:

Choose the appropriate words for fill in the blanks(imperative sentences).

Nonsense, ill others, smoking, neighbour, others, jokes, flower, lazy, lame, wrong

  1. Don’t talk   ……                            6. Don’t speak ….………
  2. Don’t drive while ……                 7. Don’t fight with……
  3. Don’t abuse ……..                        8. Don’t cut ……..
  4. Don’t pluck the ………..                9. Don’t be
  5. Don’t make ……. excuses.         10.  Don’t take ….. turn
 

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