Have: Lexical and Grammatical Uses

She (a)   any siblings because she's an only child

Jessica doesn't need a company car because she (a)   drive to customers

Our car broke down yesterday and .....................serviced it last week.

• had

• had got

• have got

• had to

If I ............................... time for coffee, I wouldn't have fallen asleep at the meeting

• have

• had had

• had

• had to

I ............................. wear a uniform when I was in school

• didn't had to

• hadn't to

• didn't have to

• hadn't got to

Some friends of ours ......................... a nasty car accident last night

• have got

• have had

• had got

• had

............................ a good time at your nephew's wedding?

• Did you had

• Did you have

• Had you

• Had you got

........................ to work late tonight?

• Had you got

• Have you

• Do you have

• Do you have got

The boss ...................... heard the news yet because he's been off sick

• didn't have

• hadn't heard

• won't have heard

• haven't heard

They couldn't go to a concert because (a)   tickets