We has seen the movie.
We have seen the movie.
Has Spain won the World Cup?

Yes, Spain has won the World Cup.
Negate: Adam has been to Tokyo.
Adam has not been to Tokyo.
I (have/has) played basketball.
I have played basketball
The horse have eaten grass.
The horse has eaten grass.
Has Japan hosted the Olympics three times?

No, Japan has hosted it four times.
Affirm: The cat has not scratched the chair.
The cat has scratched the chair.
He (have/has) gone shopping.
He has gone shopping.
I have not wrote my essay.
I have not written my essay.
Which country has become famous for maple syrup and hockey?
Canada has become famous for maple syrup and hockey.
Negate: I have done my homework, and she has finished her lunch.
I have not done my homework, and she has not finished her lunch.
We (have/has) read the book, and we (have/has) eaten KFC.
We have read the book, and we have eaten KFC.
The penguin have ate the fish.
The penguin has eaten the fish.
Which studio has given us Toy Story?
Pixar has given us Toy Story.

Make into a question: You have drunk the orange juice.
Have you drunk the orange juice?
You (have/has) (sung/sang) karaoke.
You have sung karaoke.
My family have gone to Disneyland, and Mickey Mouse have rode the roller coaster.
My family has gone to Disneyland, and Mickey Mouse has ridden the roller coaster.
Which planet has been nicknamed the Red Planet?
Mars has been nicknamed the Red Planet.

Make into a question: He has bought hats, and you have eaten sushi.
Has he bought hats, and have you eaten sushi?
She (have/has) (ate/eaten) her lunch, and I (have not/has not) (saw/seen) the dog.
She has eaten her lunch, and I have not seen the dog.