Author's Instructions
Students learn how to use the verb have in American English to talk about possession in the affirmative form, using I/you/we/they have and he/she/it has. The worksheet focuses on natural spoken American English and highlights that we say “I have a phone” rather than “I’ve a phone” for possession. Activities include choosing the correct form, completing sentences, correcting mistakes, rewriting sentences, and a short writing challenge. A related video lesson is included via a QR code and clickable link for extra support and practice. Suitable for A1–A2 ESL/EFL learners.
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Verb to Have - American English Grammar Worksheet
Author's Instructions
Students learn how to use the verb have in American English to talk about possession in the affirmative form, using I/you/we/they have and he/she/it has. The worksheet focuses on natural spoken American English and highlights that we say “I have a phone” rather than “I’ve a phone” for possession. Activities include choosing the correct form, completing sentences, correcting mistakes, rewriting sentences, and a short writing challenge. A related video lesson is included via a QR code and clickable link for extra support and practice. Suitable for A1–A2 ESL/EFL learners.
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