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    How to use "to have" verb meaning possession (class vocabulary)

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    To HAVE + CLASS STUFF

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    The document provides examples of how to use the verb "to have" in questions and answers using different pronouns such as I, you, he, etc. It demonstrates two ways to form questions with "to have": either using "have" plus a noun, such as "Have you any pencils?" or using "do" plus the subject and verb, such as "Do you have any pencils?". It also lists the personal pronouns and possessive adjectives in English.

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    TO HAVE

    +
    (CLASSROOM STUFF)

    - EXERCISE: Write down six questions and answers: (every pronoun: I, you, he, ...)
    TO HAVE + CLASSROOM OBJECTS ? YES or NO / LONG-ANSWER.

    - EJERCICIO: Escribe seis preguntas y respuestas (todas los pronombres: yo, tú, él…)

    TWO WAYS TO DO IT /DOS FORMAS DE HACERLO


    Same way that to be / Igual que el verbo to be:
    Have you any pencil? Yes, I have two pencils.
    Has he a notebook? No, he has not a notebook today.
    Have they any homework today? Yes , they have English homework today.

    As you use any other verb / Como otro verbo cualquiera:


    Do you have any pencil? Yes, I have two pencils.
    Does he have a notebook? No, he does not have a notebook today.
    Do they have any homework today? Yes, they have English homework today.

    My friend has a book


    S V P They have two chairs
    S V P
    My friend has not a book
    S V neg P They do not have any chairs
    S aux. neg V P
    Has my friend a book ?
    V S P ques. Do they have any chairs ?
    aux. S V P ques.

    dos formas personal pronoun adjective posesive

    1st person singular I my


    2nd person singular you your
    he his
    3rd person singular she her
    it its
    1st person plural we our
    2nd person plural you your
    3rd person plural they their

    no olvides los
    pronombres

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