⇒⇒ Verb ''to have''
→→ Affirmative form
I have two brothers and one sister.
My father has a new car.
The kids have a new bike.
Helen has some American friends.
→→ Negative form
I don't have time to play video games.
Helen doesn't have patience.
They don't have anything to do now.
→→ Interrogative form
Do you have time to fix it?
Does she have a new car?
Do they have a new bike?
⇒⇒ ''To have'' >>> ter
→→ Simple present - Affirmative
Have >>> usado com I - We - you - They
Has >>> usado com He - She - It
I have many friends.
You have two sisters
He has a dog.
She has a lot of homework.
It has a toy.
We have black cars.
You have time to play soccer.
They have white t-shirts.
Obs.: Na terceira pessoa do singular - he - she - it - o verbo ''to have'' muda para ''has'' na afirmativa
Obs.: Na interrogativa e na negativa, na terceira pessoa do singular - he - she - it - o verbo volta à forma original >> have
→→ Simple present - Negative
Don't + have >>> usado com I - We - you - They
Doesn't + have >>> usado com He - She - It
They don't have a new car.
David doesn't have an English class tomorrow.
Helen doesn't have time to have fun.
→→ Simple present - Interrogative
Do + sujeito + have >>> usado com I - We - you - They
Does + sujeito + have >>> usado com He - She - It
Do they have a new car?
Does he have an English class tomorrow?
Does Susan have two sisters?
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