To have: use the correct form

Key Notes:

🌟 To Have – Use the Correct Form ✨

📝 What does “have/has/had” mean?

👉 The verb “to have” shows possession (ownership) or relationships.

📝 ✅ Present Tense

• I / You / We / They → HAVE
• He / She / It → HAS

📌 Examples:

• I have a ball. ⚽
• You have a book. 📖
• We have toys. 🧸
• They have pencils. ✏️
• He has a bike. 🚲
• She has a doll. 🪆
• It has four legs. 🐕

✅ Past Tense

👉 Use HAD for everyone (I, You, We, They, He, She, It).

📌 Examples:

• I had an apple yesterday. 🍎
• She had a party last week. 🎉
• They had fun at school. 🏫

🎨 Memory Trick 🎉

• 🔹 “HAS” is for He, She, It (👉 think H = He/She/It)
• 🔹 “HAVE” is for I, You, We, They
• 🔹 “HAD” is for all in the past ⏳

🖼️ Picture Clues 🌈

• 👦 He has a ball. ⚽
• 👧 She has a doll. 🪆
• 👫 They have books. 📚
• 🐶 It has a tail. 🐕
• 👨‍👩‍👧 We have a family. ❤️
• Yesterday, 👧 she had an ice cream. 🍦

✨ Quick Tip for Kids:

• 👉 Use HAS with “he, she, it” 🚻
• 👉 Use HAVE with “I, you, we, they” 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
• 👉 Use HAD when talking about yesterday or before ⏰

Let’s practice!🖊️