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Do vs. Have | Grammar Exercise

May 28, 2021 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate form of do or have.

Progress 0 of 11 answered
1She ............... not have a car.
Wrong!
Use "does" to form a simple present negative with "she" before the base verb "have".
2I have ............... my breakfast.
Wrong!
Use "had" after "have" to make the present perfect form "have had".
3She ............... never apologized to anyone.
Wrong!
Use "has" with "she" to form the present perfect before "never apologized".
4I ............... not recognize him.
Wrong!
Use "did" to form a simple past negative before the base verb "recognize".
5The guests ............... all gone.
Wrong!
Use "have" with the plural subject "the guests" in the present perfect.
6I ............... like hypocrites.
Wrong!
Use "do not" with "I" to make a simple present negative before "like".
7Where ............... she work?
Wrong!
Use "does" with "she" in a simple present question before the base verb "work".
8What ............... she do to make a living?
Wrong!
Use "does" with "she" in a simple present question before the base verb "do".
9Where ............... you hide the money yesterday?
Wrong!
Use "did" for a simple past question before the base verb "hide"; "yesterday" shows the action is in the past.
10Where ............... he gone?
Wrong!
Use "has" with "he" to form the present perfect before "gone".
11You ............... no right to use my belongings.
Wrong!
Use "have" as the main verb in the expression "have no right".

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  1. She does not have a car.
  2. I have had my breakfast.
  3. She has never apologized to anyone.
  4. I did not recognize him.
  5. The guests have all gone.
  6. I do not like hypocrites.
  7. Where does she work?
  8. What does she do to make a living?
  9. Where did you hide the money yesterday?
  10. Where has he gone?
  11. You have no right to use my belongings.

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