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Have - ordinary verb
LESSON
1.Sometimes 'have' is an auxiliary.
Examples:
Have you seen the film?
He has sent you an email.
He hadn't noticed.
if I had known I wouldn't have started.
2. Sometimes 'have' is an ordinary verb.
In this case to make questions/negatives we use forms of 'do' .
It is wrong to say, "I hadn't the time'.You should say 'I didn't have the time".
It is wrong to say ,"Have you the book N? " You should say 'Do you have the book N ?"
( Note:British English also uses the form 'Have you got? 'He hasn't got ' etc. )
INSTRUCTIONS
Complete the exercise below.Use a form of 'do' + have. Don't forget that 'he/she/it ' in the present takes 'does/doesn't'.
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