Use of Has, Have, Had Worksheet-12

Use of Has, Have, Had Worksheet-12

Fill in the blank with the correct verb form:

1.  ____ you got an extra eraser?

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

2. Lions ____ sharp claws.

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

3. You and I ____ a lot of ice cream last night.

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

4. You and I ____ a lot of work to do today.

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

5. That dog ___ only three legs, while all others ____ four.

A. Have – has                                B. Had – have

C. Has – have                                D. Have – have

6. Do you _____ another glass?

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

7. Does he ____ some candles with him?

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

8. How many one-rupee coins did Sunita ____?

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

9. She does not _____ a new dress for the party.

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

10. My friends do not ____ my new address.

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

11. How much money did your sister ____? She only ____

A. Had – had                                 B. Had – have

C. Have – had                               D. Have – has

12. How many seats does the new car ____? It _____ eight seats.

A. Has – has                                  B. Have – has

C. Have – have                              D. Has – have

Answer Key:

1. D

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

2. D

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

3. C

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

4. B

Explanation: ‘You and I’ becomes first person plural (=we) and so ‘have’ is used.

5. C

Explanation: ‘That dog’ is a third person singular noun and so ‘has’ is used. Then ‘all others’ is third person plural and so ‘have’ is used.

6. A

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

7. A

Explanation: The helping verb ‘does’ is already there in the sentence and so only the root verb ‘have’ can be used.

8. C

Explanation: Since the helping verb ‘did’ is already there in the sentence only the root verb ‘have’ can be used.

9. D

Explanation: Since the helping verb ‘does’ is already there in the sentence only the root verb ‘have’ can be used.

10. B

Explanation: Since the helping verb ‘do’ is already there in the sentence only the root verb ‘have’ can be used.

11. C

Explanation: In the Question part, the helping verb ‘did’ is already there, so only the root verb ‘have’ can be used. In the answer part only ‘had’ can be used as the Question is in the past tense (as shown by ‘did’).

12. B

Explanation: Since the helping verb ‘does’ is already there in the Question part only the root verb ‘have’ can be used. Then, in the answer part, only ‘has’ can be used since the tense is decided by ‘does’ which is in the present tense.