Fill in the blanks with has or have.

Use has when the subject is a singular noun or pronoun. Use have when the subject is a plural noun or pronoun.

1. Janet …………………………… black hair.

2. You ……………………….. no patience.

3. …………………………. you received the invite?

4. Where ………………………… you been all this while?

5. She ……………………………. no idea what she is doing.

6. James …………………………… no interest in politics.

7. All students ………………………….. to hand in their work before Friday.

8. The dog …………………………… had his breakfast.

9. The plants …………………………….. died for want of water.

10. The baby …………………………… asleep.

11. The letters ………………………….. been posted.

12. The forecast ……………………………. warned of heavy rainfall.

Answers

1. Janet has black hair.

2. You have no patience.

3. Have you received the invite?

4. Where have you been all this while?

5. She has no idea what she is doing.

6. James has no interest in politics.

7. All students have to hand in their work before Friday.

8. The dog has had his breakfast.

9. The plants have died for want of water.

10. The baby has fallen asleep.

11. The letters have been posted.

12. The forecast has warned of heavy rainfall.