Lesson 3: Have / Has / Had
Learn possession and completed actions.
1. What are they?
"Have", "has", and "had" are verbs used in two main ways:
- Main verb → possession (I have a car)
- Helping verb → completed actions (I have finished)
2. Why do we use them?
- To show ownership → I have a car
- To show completed actions → I have finished
3. When do we use each one?
Have
I / You / We / They
Has
He / She / It
Had
Past (all subjects)
4. How do we use them?
Possession:
- I have a book
- She has a car
- They have a house
Completed actions (Perfect tense):
Subject + have/has + past participle
- I have eaten
- She has finished
- They have gone
⚠️ Important Rule
After have / has, use past participle.
✔ I have gone
❌ I have went
5. Correct Examples
- I have completed my work
- She has written a letter
- They have finished the task
- He has gone home
- We have seen that movie
- I had finished before he came
- She has eaten already
6. Common Mistakes
- ❌ She have done → She has done
- ❌ I has eaten → I have eaten
- ❌ They has gone → They have gone
- ❌ He have finished → He has finished
- ❌ I have went → I have gone
7. Practice
1. She have finished →
2. I has done →
3. I have went →