Usage of Have

Have

 Have

I have done.

I have finished.

I have finished copying.

He has gone there.

He has not gone there.

He has been there.

I have been doing it.

Have you done it?

Hasn’t he gone yet?   - No, he hasn’t.

Had he seen? – No, he hadn’t /Yes, he had.

I should have finished correction.

I shall have done it.

I have got it.

Have you got any?

I haven’t got any.

I haven’t got it.

Have you any money?

I had a book.

Has he a house in Coimbatore?

We have two hands.

Have you any pain here?

What have I in my hand?

Has the book a red cover?

Has she blue eyes or black eyes?

He has not a good memory.

Have you any fear of failing?

I hadn’t any idea of what he meant.

How many children have they?

Has he a servant?

Have you a dog?

I have a dislike for non-veg dishes.

I have a liking for chocolates.

I have an idea.

I have some good news.

I have a reason for not doing this.

Have some respect for your parents.

I have a little use for pink colour pen.

I had better go.

I had better do it.

Have one of these.

Don’t have one of those?

Will you have another cup of tea?

May I have this?

Have a bath.

Have a breakfast/dinner.

Have a weekly off.

Have some food now.

Enough studying. Have some fun with your brother.

Have a game of cards.

Have a game with your sister.

Don’t feel for it, but have a lesson from this.

Have mercy on stray dogs.

It’s time to have music.

I’m going to have a song.

Have a word with Principal before starting next unit.

I have the worst of corrections today.

Shall we have a swim/a fight/a look/a rest/a ride/a sit down/a talk/ a walk/ a wash?

Did you have a swim/….?

I have some difficulty in solving this problem.

Have an adventure.

Have a good time (ahead).

Have your application filled.

When did you have your hair cut?

I must have these questions printed.

You had better have your tooth out.

Those plants are not suitable for the entrance side, I shall have them dug up.

It’s going to rain; we’d better have the chairs in from the ground.

We’ll have the big table here and the small one over there in the corner.

I can’t have that dog in the house, (it is) making everything dirty.

He has a cold.

Has that boy much money to spend?

Have you time to come with me?

Do you have much work to do?

Have you any work to do?

Have this in your mind.

Have patience with the little children, they are innocent.

Have the pleasure of reading books.

Had you any trouble with it?

How often does your dog have puppies?

I only have to do this.

 

 

 

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