Understanding the Verb 'To Have'

In this video, Ronnie introduces the verb 'to have' and explains its conjugation with different pronouns. The lesson covers the use of 'have' and 'has' for singular and plural pronouns, and how to form negative sentences using 'don't' and 'doesn't'. The past tense 'had' is also discussed, including its negative form 'didn't'. The tutorial aims to simplify these concepts for learners.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• The verb 'to be'

• The verb 'to have'

• The verb 'to do'

• The verb 'to go'

Which pronouns require the verb 'have' to change to 'has'?

• He and she

• I and you

• You and they

• They and we

What word is used in the negative form of 'have' for 'I' and 'they'?

• Don't

• Hasn't

• Hadn't

• Doesn't

Which of the following is correct for the negative form with 'he'?

• He didn't have

• He hasn't have

• He doesn't have

• He don't have

What is the past tense of 'have'?

• Having

• Have

• Had

• Has

Which of the following is correct for the past tense with 'they'?

• They had

• They have

• They has

• They having

How do you form the negative past tense of 'have'?

• Don't had

• Hasn't had

• Didn't have

• Hadn't

Which of the following is correct for the negative past tense with 'she'?

• She don't have

• She doesn't had

• She hadn't have

• She didn't have

Which form is considered Shakespearean and not commonly used in modern English?

• I didn't have

• I don't have

• I had not

• I hasn't had

What is the modern negative form of 'had'?

• Hasn't had

• Didn't have

• Hadn't

• Don't had