Understanding has, have, and had is super important in English. These words show when something belongs to someone or happened in the past. Has talks about now, like “She has a cat.” Have is for things you or others have now, like “They have pencils.” And had? It’s about things in the past, like “He had a bike.” Doing Has Have Had Exercises helps you get these words right. It’s a big help for getting better at English. So, let’s get started!
Has Have Had Worksheets
Has Have Had Worksheet 1
Fill in the blanks using has have had.
- She __________ a red bicycle.
- The cat __________ a fluffy tail.
- We __________ three apples in the basket.
- He __________ a big smile on his face.
- The flowers __________ a lovely fragrance.
- I __________ a new book to read.
- The sun __________ already set.
- They __________ a playful puppy.
- My sister __________ a collection of stamps.
- Before bed, he _______ a bedtime story.
- The teacher __________ a kind heart.
- We __________ tickets for the concert.
- The car __________ a full tank of gas.
- By noon, they _______ lunch.
- He __________ a talent for drawing.
- The clock __________ stopped ticking.
- She _______ a blue dress at the party.
- I __________ a busy schedule today.
- The movie __________ an interesting plot.
- Before the movie, we _______ popcorn.
- The baby __________ a cute laugh.
- We __________ a picnic in the park.
- Yesterday, I _______ pizza for dinner.
- When I was young, I _______ a pet dog.
- The house __________ a cozy fireplace.
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Has Have Had Worksheet 2
Choose the correct option.
- She ____ a lovely voice.
a) has b) have c) had
- They ____ already finished their homework.
a) has b) have c) had
- John ____ a car accident last week.
a) has b) have c) had
- The students ____ completed the assignment on time.
a) has b) have c) had
- My friend ____ a lot of experience in gardening.
a) has b) have c) had
- By the time I arrived, they ____ already left.
a) has b) have c) had
- Sarah ____ a headache yesterday.
a) has b) have c) had
- The company ____ a strict policy regarding punctuality.
a) has b) have c) had
- Tom and Jerry ____ a great time at the party.
a) has b) have c) had
- We ____ dinner at that restaurant before.
a) has b) have c) had
- She ____ a beautiful garden in her backyard.
a) has b) have c) had
- The team ____ won the championship last year.
a) has b) have c) had
- The cat ____ caught a mouse yesterday.
a) has b) have c) had
- He ____ to deal with similar situations in the past.
a) has b) have c) had
- We ____ a fantastic time on vacation.
a) has b) have c) had
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Answer of Worksheet 1:
has:- 1,2,4,7,9,11,13,15,16,19, 21, 25
have:- 3,5,6,8,12,18,22
had:- 10,14,17, 20, 23, 24
Answer of Worksheet 2:
- a) has
- b) have
- c) had
- b) have
- a) has
- c) had
- c) had
- a) has
- b) have
- b) have
- a) has
- c) had
- a) has
- a) has
- b) have
FAQs:
Here’s a super simple guide:
1. Have: Use with I, you, we, they (present). Example: I have a book.
2. Has: Use with he, she, it (present). Example: She has a dog.
3. Had: Use for everyone in the past. Example: We had fun yesterday.
Here’s how to know when you already used have or has:
1. Have: You used it with I, you, we, they in the present tense.
Example: I have a pen.
2. Has: You used it with he, she, it in the present tense.
Example: She has a book.
If it’s about the past, you used had instead!
The three forms of have are:
1. Base form: have
Example: I have a cat.
2. Past tense: had
Example: She had lunch earlier.
3. Past participle: had
Example: They have had enough food.
Yes, has, had, and have are different in how they’re used:
1. Has: Present tense, used with he, she, it.
Example: She has a car.
2. Have: Present tense, used with I, you, we, they.
Example: I have a dog.
3. Had: Past tense, used with all subjects.
Example: They had a party.
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