he / have allergies
Does he have allergies? No, he doesn't.
she / have a sore throat
Does she have a sore throat? No, she doesn't.
they / have sprained ankles
Do they have sprained ankles? No, they don't.
he / have a sprained ankle
Does he have a sprained ankle? Yes, he does.
he / have a stomachache?
Does he have a stomachache? No, he doesn't.
he / have a bad cold
Does he have a bad cold? No, he doesn't.
they / have fevers
Do they have fevers? Yes, they do.
he / have a headache
Does he have a headache? Yes, he does.
she / have the flu
Does she have the flu? Yes, she does.
he / have a cold
Does he have a cold? Yes, he does.
they / have sore throats
Do they have sore throats? No they don't.
they / have bad headaches
Do they have bad headaches? No, they don't.
she / have allergies
Does she have allergies? Yes, she does.
she / have the flu
Does she have the flu? No, she doesn't.
he / have a broken arm
Does he have a broken arm? Yes, he does.
she / have a broken leg
Does she have a broken leg? Yes, she does.
he / have a stomachache
Does he have a stomachache? Yes, he does.
he / have a sore throat
Does he have a sore throat? Yes, he does.
he / have a backache?
Does he have a backache? No, he doesn't.
they / have colds
Do they have colds? Yes, they do.
he / have a cough
Does he have a cough? Yes, he does.
he / have a runny nose
Does he have a runny nose? Yes, he does.
she / have any broken bones
Does she have any broken bones? No, she doesn't.
she / have a broken arm
Does she have a broken arm? No, she doesn't.
he / have a backache?
Does he have a backache? Yes, he does.