Verb to Have

Hello guys!

Today, we are going to study the affirmative and negative form of the
verb have. Let’s get started!

In affirmative sentences, WE USE HAVE with, I, They, You, and We.

I You For example:

They
-I have four brothers.
-Mario and Susan have a daughter.
have -Raul and I have a beautiful house.

We -You have a problem.

We use HAS with He, She and It.

He
She For example:

She has a cold.

He has a big house.

It Has That dog has a long tail.

To make negative sentences, we use the auxiliary “don’t” with
I, We, You, and They.

I
They You
don’t
We have

Let’s change these affirmative sentences into negative ones:

-We have a beautiful house.(affirmative)

-We don’t have a beautiful house.(negative)

-I have four brothers.(affirmative)

-I don’t have four brothers.(negative)

-You have green eyes.(affirmative)

-You don’t have green eyes.(negative)

-Carlos and Sara have a son.(affirmative)

-Carlos and Sara don’t have a son.(negative)
We use the auxiliary “doesn’t” with He, She and It.

He
She

It doesn’t
have
Let’s change these affirmative sentences into negative :

-She has a cold.(affirmative)

-She doesn’t have a cold.(negative)

-Pedro has a big apartment.(affirmative)

-Pedro doesn’t have a big apartment.(negative)

-The cat has blue eyes.(affirmative)

-The cat doesn’t have blue eyes.(negative)

That’s all for now. See you!