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Have / Has and Possessive ’s

English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 5: Families, Families · Lesson 2 · Term 1

Also known as: Have has · Possessive 's

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Lesson questions (12)

  1. I ____ two sisters.
    Answer: have
  2. She ____ a big family.
    Answer: has
  3. We ____ a new baby.
    Answer: have
  4. "____ you have any brothers?"
    Answer: Do
  5. "____ he have a cousin in Jeddah?"
    Answer: Does
  6. "Does she have children?" – "No, she ____."
    Answer: doesn't
  7. "Do they have a car?" – "Yes, they ____."
    Answer: do
  8. This is my father's car. = The car belongs to ____.
    Answer: my father
  9. Choose the correct one:
    Answer: Ali's brother
  10. "How many cousins ____ you have?"
    Answer: do
  11. He ____ any brothers. He is an only child.
    Answer: doesn't have
  12. Choose the correct sentence:
    Answer: My sister's name is Reem.

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Questions about this lesson

When do we use have and when do we use has?

We use has with he, she and it, and have with I, you, we and they. Example: She has a big family.

What is the function of 's in English?

It shows possession after a noun: Ali's father, meaning Ali's dad.

What is the difference between possessive 's and 's as a contraction of is?

Ali's book means the book belonging to Ali (possession), while Ali's tall means Ali is tall (contraction).

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