This structure is used to express possession, ownership & relation
SIMPLE PRESENT
Subject + have/has + noun
- I have a car.
- She has a book.
- I do not have a car.
- She does not have a book.
- Do you have a car?
- Does she have a book?
- Do you not have a car?
- Does she not have a book?
Subject + have/has + adjective + noun
- I have a big house.
- He has a smart phone.
- I do not have a big house.
- He does not have a smart phone.
- Do you have a big house?
- Does he have a smart phone?
- Do you not have a big house?
- Does he not have a smart phone?
Subject + have/has + adverb + adjective + noun
- I have a very beautiful car.
- She has an extremely intelligent child.
- I do not have a very beautiful car.
- She does not have an extremely intelligent child.
- Do you have a very beautiful car?
- Does she have an extremely intelligent child?
- Do you not have a very beautiful car?
- Does she not have an extremely intelligent child?
SIMPLE PAST
Subject + had + noun
- I had a car.
- They had a problem.
- I did not have a car.
- They did not have a problem.
- Did you have a car?
- Did they have a problem?
- Did you not have a car?
- Did they not have a problem?
Subject + had + adjective + noun
- I had a small house.
- She had a nice dress.
- I did not have a small house.
- She did not have a nice dress.
- Did you have a small house?
- Did she have a nice dress?
- Did you not have a small house?
- Did she not have a nice dress?
Subject + had + adverb + adjective + noun
- I had a very good job.
- He had an extremely difficult task.
- I did not have a very good job.
- He did not have an extremely difficult task.
- Did you have a very good job?
- Did he have an extremely difficult task?
- Did you not have a very good job?
- Did he not have an extremely difficult task?
SIMPLE FUTURE
Subject + will have + noun
- I will have a car.
- She will have a chance.
- I will not have a car.
- She will not have a chance.
- Will you have a car?
- Will she have a chance?
- Will you not have a car?
- Will she not have a chance?
Subject + will have + adjective + noun
- I will have a new house.
- He will have a good opportunity.
- I will not have a new house.
- He will not have a good opportunity.
- Will you have a new house?
- Will he have a good opportunity?
- Will you not have a new house?
- Will he not have a good opportunity?
Subject + will have + adverb + adjective + noun
- I will have a very successful career.
- She will have an extremely happy life.
- I will not have a very successful career.
- She will not have an extremely happy life.
- Will you have a very successful career?
- Will she have an extremely happy life?
- Will you not have a very successful career?
- Will she not have an extremely happy life?