Mastering Has, Have, and Had in English Grammar

The video tutorial covers the use of helping verbs 'has', 'have', and 'had'. It explains their usage with different pronouns and nouns, providing examples for each. The video also discusses additional uses of these verbs, such as indicating possession, fixed programs, and actions related to food and drinks. Exercises are included to reinforce learning, and the past tense form 'had' is explained. The tutorial concludes with a quiz invitation and information about additional resources.

With which pronouns do we use 'have'?

• Olivia, Lucas

• I, You, We, They

• Dog, Car

• He, She, It

What does 'has' indicate when saying 'She has a fever'?

• A future event

• Suffering from an illness

• Ownership

• Preference

Which sentence correctly uses 'has'?

• We has a plan.

• He has a new bike.

• They has a house.

• I has a book.

Choose the correct form: 'Lucas ___ a remote car.'

• having

• had

• have

• has

How is 'have' used in relation to food?

• To express a future event

• To depict actions of taking food and drinks

• To indicate ownership

• To show dislike

How is 'have' used when talking about fixed programs?

• To express dislike

• To depict a fixed appointment or schedule

• To show preference

• To indicate past events

What does 'I have to finish my work' express?

• Suffering

• Necessity

• Ownership

• Preference

Which option correctly fills the blank: 'We ___ dinner at 9:00 p.m. on weekends'?

• had

• have

• has

• having

Which form of 'have' is used for past events?

• Having

• Has

• Have

• Had

What is the correct use of 'had' in a sentence?

• They had going to the park.

• She had a fever tomorrow.

• I had breakfast at 9 a.m. today.

• I had a toy car when I was young.