Correct Usage of 'Have' and 'Has'

The video tutorial explains the usage of 'have' and 'has' in English grammar. 'Have' is used with 'I', 'you', 'we', and 'they', as well as with plural nouns to indicate possession. 'Has' is used with 'he', 'she', 'it', and singular nouns. Examples are provided to illustrate the correct usage of these verbs in different contexts, such as with people, animals, places, and objects. The tutorial emphasizes the distinction between singular and plural forms and provides a quick revision at the end.

What is the correct form to use with 'I' when talking about possession?

• I has

• I had

• I have

• I having

Which of the following is correct when talking about something you own?

• You having a cat

• You has a cat

• You had a cat

• You have a cat

What is the correct form to use with 'you' when indicating possession?

• You has

• You have

• You had

• You having

What is the correct form to use with 'you' when talking about possession?

• You having

• You have

• You has

• You had

Which sentence correctly uses 'has'?

• Rohit had a big car

• Rohit having a big car

• Rohit has a big car

• Rohit have a big car

What is the correct form to use with a singular noun like 'king'?

• The king having

• The king have

• The king has

• The king had

Which of the following is correct for a singular object?

• A clock have two hands

• A clock has two hands

• A clock having two hands

• A clock had two hands

What is the correct form to use with a singular animal like 'cat'?

• A cat have four legs

• A cat has four legs

• A cat having four legs

• A cat had four legs

Which sentence correctly uses 'has' with a place?

• Mumbai had many buildings

• Mumbai having many buildings

• Mumbai has many buildings

• Mumbai have many buildings

What is the correct form to use with a singular noun like 'village'?

• A village has

• A village have

• A village having

• A village had