Lesson 57 ☘ have

Nov 6, 2016

Put in the correct form of “have”.
1. I . . .
  didn’t have
  time to do the shopping yesterday.
  - not have
  - haven’t
  - didn’t have
  - haven’t had
2. “ . . .
  Does Lisa have
  a car?”
  “No, she can’t drive.”
  - Have Lisa
  - Does Lisa have
  - Did Lisa have
  - Is Lisa having
3. He can’t open the door. He . . .
  doesn’t have
  a key.
  - not have
  - haven’t
  - doesn’t have
4. George . . .
  had
  a cold last week. He’s better now.
  - have
  - had
  - was having
  - have had
5. What’s wrong? . . .
  Do you have
  a headache?
  - Do you have
  - Do you have got
  - Did you have
6. We wanted to go by taxi but we . . .
  didn’t have
  enough money.
  - don’t have
  - haven’t have
  - didn’t have
  - didn’t have got
7. Liz is very busy. She . . .
  doesn’t have
  much free time.
  - not have
  - doesn’t have
  - doesn’t have got
8. . . .
  Did you have
  any problems when you were on holiday?
  - Do you have
  - Have you
  - Have you had
  - Did you have
Complete the sentences.
1. They’re . . .
  having
  breakfast.
  - have
  - has
  - having
  - have got
2. She’s . . .
  having
  a cup of tea.
  - have
  - having
  - having got
  - has
3. He’s . . .
  having
  a rest.
  - having got
  - having
  - has
  - have
4. They’re . . .
  having
  a nice time.
  - have
  - have got
  - having got
  - having
5. They’re . . .
  having
  a dinner.
  - having
  - having got
  - have
  - has
6. He’s . . .
  having
  a bath.
  - has
  - have
  - having got
  - having
What do you say in these situations? Complete the sentences.
1. Ann is going on holiday. What do you say to her before she goes?
  “ . . .
  Have
  a nice holiday!”
  - Have
  - Has
  - Have got
2. You meet Claire at the airport. She has just got off her plane. Ask her about the flight.
  “ . . .
  Did you have
  a good flight?”
  - Do you have
  - Did you have
  - Did you have got
3. Tom is going on a long journey. What do you say to him before he leaves?
  “ . . .
  Have
  a nice journey!”
  - Have
  - Has
  - Had
4. It’s Monday morning. You are at work. Ask Paula about her holiday.
  “ . . .
  Did you have
  a good holiday?”
  - Do you have
  - Did you have got
  - Did you have
5. Paul has just come home after playing tennis with a friend. Ask him about the game.
  “ . . .
  Did you have
  a good game?”
  - Did you have
  - Have you
  - Have you had
6. Rachel is going out for a meal tonight. What do you say to her before she goes?
  “ . . .
  Have
  a nice meal!”
  - Have
  - Has
  - Have got
Complete the sentences. Use “have” or “had”.
1. We . . .
  had
  a party a few weeks ago. We invited fifty people.
  - have
  - had
2. “Shall we . . .
  have
  something to eat?”
  “No, I’m not hungry.”
  - have
  - had
3. I was thirsty, so I . . .
  had
  a glass of water.
  - have
  - had
4. I like to get up early and . . .
  have
  a walk before breakfast.
  - have
  - had
5. Tina is very good driver. She has never . . .
  had
  an accident.
  - have
  - had
6. There’s something wrong with the engine of my car. Can you . . .
  have
  a look at it?
  - have
  - had

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