Complete the following sentences with has or have.
1. My brother ………………………. a nice watch.
Wrong!
The subject brother is a singular noun and hence we use has.
2. My parents …………………….. bought a house in the countryside.
Wrong!
The subject parents is a plural noun and hence we use have.
3. I …………………….. nothing to say.
Wrong!
The first person singular pronoun 'I' takes the verb have.
4. You ……………………… always been a great help.
Wrong!
Both the singular and the plural form of the second person you take the verb have.
5. What ……………………… you done?
Wrong!
Both the singular and the plural form of the second person you take the verb have.
6. He ………………….. no idea what he is doing.
Wrong!
The third person singular he takes has.
7. They …………………… agreed to come.
Wrong!
The third person plural pronoun they takes have.
8. The puppy ……………………….. had its breakfast.
Wrong!
Puppy is a singular noun and hence it takes has.
9. The students ……………………….. rehearsed well.
Wrong!
Students is a plural noun and hence it takes have.
10. Sonia …………………… a lovely voice.
Wrong!
Sonia is a singular noun and hence it takes has.
11. My brothers ……………………….. decided to go camping.
Wrong!
12. The baby ……………………… been sleeping since morning.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
1. My brother has a nice watch.
2. My parents have bought a house in the countryside.
3. I have nothing to say.
4. You have always been a great help.
5. What have you done?
6. He has no idea what he is doing.
7. They have agreed to come.
8. The puppy has had its breakfast.
9. The students have rehearsed well.
10. Sonia has a lovely voice.
11. My brothers have decided to go camping.
