He (have/has) balloons.
He HAS balloons.
I (have/has) blue eyes
I HAVE blue eyes
My dog, Molly, (has/have) a puppy.
My dog, Molly, HAS a puppy.
The dog and cat (have/has) tails
The dog and cat HAVE tails
My mom and dad (have/has) a new car
My mom and dad HAVE a new car
My brother (have/has) a blue bike
My brother HAS a blue bike
My sister (have/has) a green dress
My sister HAS a green dress
My friend (does not have/has) glasses.
My friend DOES NOT HAVE glasses.
I (not have/has) homework today
I do not (don't) HAVE homework today
He (have/has) blue eyes
He does not (doesn't) have blue eyes
Anna (not have/has) brown hair
Anna does not (doesn't) HAVE brown hair
They Have/Has cake
They HAVE cake
It has/have a long tail?
It HAS a long tail
We have/has a teacher.
We HAVE a teacher.
You have/has coffee?
You HAVE coffee
She have/has a book
she HAS a book
