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Have Has Preposition

The document explains the use of 'have' and 'has' for ownership, detailing their application in positive, negative, and question sentences. It also covers prepositions of time, specifying the use of 'at,' 'on,' and 'in' for different time contexts. Additionally, it briefly mentions 'has' and 'have' as auxiliary verbs in sentence construction.

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Have Has Preposition

The document explains the use of 'have' and 'has' for ownership, detailing their application in positive, negative, and question sentences. It also covers prepositions of time, specifying the use of 'at,' 'on,' and 'in' for different time contexts. Additionally, it briefly mentions 'has' and 'have' as auxiliary verbs in sentence construction.

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Have/Has- used when you own something.

Subject + have / has + object


Have- I, you, we, they
Has- He, She, It (singular pronouns)
POSITIVE SENTENCE
Example:
I have a pen. – meaning I own a pen.
He has a cellphone. – means he owns a phone.

NEGATIVE SENTENCE
Subject + do not / does not + have + object
Do – 2 or more subjects
Does – singular or only 1
Example:
Koke does not have a pen. / doesn’t
Kyla and An do not have a book. / don’t

QUESTION SENTENCE
Do / Does + subject + have + object

Example:
Do you have a pen? – Yes, I do. / No I don’t
Does she have a pen? – No, she doesn’t. / Yes, she does.
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

At – very specific time: numbers


Example:
- I will at breakfast at 8:00am.
On – specific time : day
Example:
- She is absent on Friday.
- She arrives on Monday.
In – months / seasons
Example:
- The school starts in July.
- The students will have a trip in December.
- The leaves bloom in Spring.

Has / have – auxiliary verbs


Subject + has / have + verb + object
She has have a big car.

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