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    This document provides examples of how to use have/has and there is/there are in English sentences. It explains that have/has is used to describe possessions, with examples like "I have a table in my bedroom." It also explains that there is/there are is used to talk about existence or nonexistence, with examples like "There was a towel in my bathroom." Sentence structures are provided for positive, negative and question forms for both have/has and there is/there are in past, present and future tenses.

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    This document provides examples of how to use have/has and there is/there are in English sentences. It explains that have/has is used to describe possessions, with examples like "I have a table in my bedroom." It also explains that there is/there are is used to talk about existence or nonexistence, with examples like "There was a towel in my bathroom." Sentence structures are provided for positive, negative and question forms for both have/has and there is/there are in past, present and future tenses.

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    Unit 7 - Intermediate

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    This document provides examples of how to use have/has and there is/there are in English sentences. It explains that have/has is used to describe possessions, with examples like "I have a table in my bedroom." It also explains that there is/there are is used to talk about existence or nonexistence, with examples like "There was a towel in my bathroom." Sentence structures are provided for positive, negative and question forms for both have/has and there is/there are in past, present and future tenses.

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    UNIT 7 -

    INTERMEDIATE
    THE USE HAVE AND HAS
    WE USE HAVE AND HAS WHEN WE DESCRIBE POSSESIONS
    STRUCTURE SENTENCES
    (+) S / V(HAVE OR HAS) / COMPLEMENT
    ( - ) S / AUX (DON’T OR DOESN’T) / V(HAVE OR HAS) / COMPLEMENT
    ( ? ) WH ? / AUX (DO, DOES) / S / V(HAVE OR HAS) / COMPLEMENT
    EXAMPLES:
    • I HAVE A TABLE IN MY BEDROOM
    • ¿ WHAT DO YOU HAVE IN YOUR BACKPACK ?
    THERE IS, THERE ARE
    WE USE THERE IS , THERE ARE WHEN WE TALK ABOUT EXISTENCE OR NONEXISTENCE THE
    THINGS
    PAST
    (+) THERE / WAS ,WERE / COMPLEMENT.
    (-) THERE / WASN’T ,WEREN’T / COMPLEMENT.
    (?) WAS ,WERE / THERE / COMPLEMENT.
    PRESENT
    (+) THERE / IS ,ARE / COMPLEMENT.
    (-) THERE / ISN’T ,AREN’T / COMPLEMENT.
    (?) IS ,ARE / THERE / COMPLEMENT.
    FUTURE
    (+) THERE / WILL BE/ COMPLEMENT.
    (-) THERE / WON’T BE/ COMPLEMENT.
    (?) WILL/ THERE / BE / COMPLEMENT.
    SENTENCES:
    • THERE WAS A TOWEL IN MY BATHROOM
    • WILL THERE BE TABLES IN THE CLASSROOM?

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