To Have. The Affirmative Form

1. To Have

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2. The Affirmative Form Утвердительная форма

Present Indefinite
Past Indefinite
Future Indefinite
I
have
had
shall/will have
you
have
had
will have
he,
she, it
has
had
will have
we
have
had
shall/will have
they
have
had
will have

3. The Negative Form Отрицательная форма

Present Indefinite
Past Indefinite
Future Indefinite
I
have not
did not have
had not
shall/will not have
you
have not
did not have
had not
will not have
he,
she, it
has not
did not have
had not
will not have
we
have not
did not have
had not
shall/will not have
they
have not
did not have
had not
will not have

4. The Interrogative Form Вопросительная форма

Present Indefinite
Past Indefinite
Future Indefinite
Do I have?
Have I?
Did I have?
Had I?
Shall/Will I have?
Do you have?
Have you?
Did you have?
Had you?
Will you have?
Does he (she, it) have?
Has he (she, it)?
Did he have?
Had he (she, it)?
Will he (she, it) have?
Do we have?
Have we?
Did we have?
Had we?
Shall/Will we have?
Do they have?
Have they?
Did they have?
Had they?
Will they have?

5. Contractions

The Negative Form
have not ― haven′t
has not ― hasn′t
had nоt ― hadn′t
will not ― won′t be
shall not ― shan′t

6. The Auxiliary Verb Вспомогательный глагол

English
I have seen the new film.
Russian
Я видел новый фильм.
I had finished my work by five Я окончил свою работу к пяти часам.
o′clock.
I shall have translated the article by Я уже переведу статью к десяти
ten o′clock.
часам.

7. The Main Verb Смысловой глагол

English
Russian
I have a good watch.
У меня есть хорошие часы.
He had a large library.
У него была большая библиотека.
He hasn′t any books on this subject.
У него нет книг по этому вопросу.

8. To have + Noun

English
Russian
Did you have a good rest last
summer?
Хорошо ли вы отдохнули прошлым
летом?
When do you have dinner?
Когда вы обедаете?
We didn′t have supper at home
yesterday.
Мы вчера не ужинали дома.

9. To have + Infinitive

English
Russian
I have to get up early on Mondays.
Я должен(мне приходится) вставать
рано по понедельникам
Do you have to write this exercise?
Вы должны написать это
упражнение?
They didn′t have to go there.
Им не нужно было идти туда.

10. To have + Noun (or Pronoun) + Infinitive

English
Russian
I have something to tell you.
Я хочу вам что-то рассказать.
I have a new book to show you.
Я хочу показать вам новую книгу.
Have you anything to tell me?
I haven′t anything to tell you.

11. Read and translate

At the bus-stop
Freddy: Have you got your cigarettes?
George: Yes, I've got them.
Freddy: And have you got your matches?
George: Yes, I've got my matches.
Freddy: Have you got your newspaper?
George: Yes, I've got that.
Freddy: Have you got your money?
George: (feeling in his pocket): Oh! No! I haven't got my money.
Freddy: Where is it?
George: It's in my purse in the house.
Freddy: The bus is coming. It's here. Look, George, I've got two shillings. Here,
take it.
George: Thank you, Freddy. Goodbye.