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TO HAVE

2022

TO HAVE2022
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Uses of the Verb TO HAVE - Utilisations du verbe AVOIR


As an ordinary verb, to have indicates ideas such as possession of objects, individual characteristics, and relationships.


I have two siblings.

You have beautiful hair.

He has three children.

She has many chores to do.

Who has class on Thursday?

We have great teachers at our college.

They have fog in Vancouver.

Uses of the Verb TO HAVE - Utilisations du verbe AVOIR

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She has family in Algeria.
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The sisters have brown eyes.
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He has a dark blue car.
Learn English Grammar: "to have" in the present tense

Common Expressions with TO HAVE - Expressions courantes avec TO HAVE

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to have breakfast - prendre le petit déjeuner

Mindy has cereal and milk for breakfast. She should have some fruit too.
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to have a snack - prendre une collation

Lara has a snack at 7:00 every night. She has herbal tea and a muffin while she is reading.
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to have lunch - dîner

Antonia and Shannon have lunch at a restaurant once a week. Antonia always has dessert.
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to have a fight - se disputer

Yesterday, we had a fight. I hate when we have arguments. I prefer it when we have discussions.


NOTE: HAD is the simple past of TO HAVE

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to have a party - faire une fête

They have great parties in their backyard every summer. They have many friends and they always have delicious food.
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to have fun - s'amuser

Simone's parents like to laugh and have fun together. Her parents are very fun people.
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