English Helping Verbs Course
Lesson 12
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Online Lesson 12
In the previous lesson we started going over the verb HAVE.
In this lesson we will continue to do so.
The verb HAVE
Quick note:
In the simple present tense the verb HAVE has these two forms:
- I, you, we, they => have
- She, he, it => has
We will use these forms in our examples and exercises.
Now, before going over HAVE as a helping verb, it's important to go over some of its other basic meanings.
In this lesson we will cover a few additional important meanings of the verb HAVE.
The meanings of the verb HAVE:
4. To experience something
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I
have
a lot of fun. |
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| He has some difficulties. |  |
| She may have an accident. |  |
| Have a good time! |  |
5. To eat, drink or smoke something
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They have some
breakfast. |
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He has a
big sandwich. |
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He has a
cup of coffee. |
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You have a
cigarette. |
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6. To do some action
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He has a
look. |
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I have
long walks. |
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They have a
talk. |
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He has a
short nap. |
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7. To receive something
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I usually have
many letters. |
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Yes, you
can have
your racket. |
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I want to have
some answers from you! |
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We have
some help from Jane. |
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