Have/Has
I __ a dog.
I have a dog.
I has a pencil.
I have a pencil.
Have you had boba?
I have a bird.
S: I
V: have
O: bird
我有炸雞。
He ___ a cat.
He has a cat.
It rain in Yunlin.
It rains in Yunlin.
Has he learned English today?
Yes/no he has/has not.
S: He
V: has
O: dogs
She runs every day.
她每天都跑步。
They ___ a book. I ___ a computer.
They have a book. I have a computer.
Has I eaten barbecue?
Have I tried barbecue? OR
Has he/she/they tried barbecue?
Have you been doing your homework?
Yes, I have.
She plays basketball.
S: She
V: plays
O: basketball
He has an older sister.
他有一個姐姐。
Do you ___ a pencil? I only ___ pens.
Do you have a pencil? I only have pens.
He have a baseball. They plays baseball together.
He has a baseball. They play baseball together.
Where have you been this week?
I have been at ___ (school, baseball, etc.)
I have two dogs. He has a cat.
S2: He V2: has O3: cat
她每天睡8小時。
Have ___ been to Yunlin? He ___.
Have you/they been to Yunlin? He has.
Have she played badminton? No, she play baseball.
Has she played volleyball? No, she plays baseball.
What have you learned today?
I have learned ___ (have/has, subject-verb agreement, etc.)
What did he eat for lunch? Has he eaten?
S1: he V1: eat O1: lunch
S2: He V2: has eaten
He has been to Taiwan. Have you?
他去過台灣。你去過嗎？