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Use of has-have-had Worksheet-3

Use of has-have-had Worksheet-3

 

Fill in the blank with the correct verb form:

  1. The Hindi alphabet ____ 13 vowels.

A. Have              B. Had                C. Has                D. Was

 

  1. All the Mangeshkar sisters ___ very sweet voices.

A. Have              B. Has                C. Was                D. Were

 

  1. That squirrel ____ a long and bushy tail.

A. Has                B. Is                     C. Have              D. Were

 

  1. All these computers ___ new keyboards last month.

A. Have              B. Has                C. Had                D. Was

 

  1. We will ___ a lot of fun at the picnic next week.

A. Had                B. Has                C. Have              D. Was

 

  1. We ____ tea with Anil last evening.

A. Had                B. Has                C. Have              D. None of these

 

  1. All crows ____ shiny black feathers.

A. Have              B. Has                C. Was                D. Were

 

  1. Sheila ____ invited all her friends for her birthday party last Wednesday.

A. Has                B. Had                C. Have              D. Were

 

  1. The article ____ many mistakes.

A. Have              B. Has                C. Were              D. Was

 

  1. You will ____ to buy the new books.

A. Has                B. Have              C. Was                D. Are

 

Answer Key:

  1. C

Explanation: ‘The Hindi alphabet’ is a collective noun (singular) and so ‘has’ is used.

  1. A

Explanation: ‘Mangeshkar sisters’ is in the third person and it is plural and so ‘have’ is used.

  1. A

Explanation: ‘That squirrel’ is a singular noun in the third person and so ‘has’ is used.

  1. C

Explanation: ‘Last month’ denotes the past tense and so ‘had’ is used.

  1. C

Explanation: The words ‘next week’ show the future tense and so ‘have’ is used with ‘will’.

  1. A

Explanation: ‘Last evening’ shows the past tense and so ‘had’ is used.

  1. A

Explanation: ‘All crows’ is a third person plural noun and so ‘have’ is used.

  1. B

Explanation: ‘Last Wednesday’ shows the past tense and so ‘had’ is used.

  1. B

Explanation: ‘The article’ is a third person singular noun and so ‘has’ is used.

  1. B

Explanation: ‘You’ is second person singular pronoun and so ‘have’ is used.