"Do you have a soccer ball?" PPT courseware 13

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"Do you have a soccer ball?" PPT courseware 13

In-depth lecture on unit grammar

Simple present tense of the actual verb have/has

The basic meaning of have/has is "to have, own, possess", indicating a relationship of belonging, and its subject is usually a person; sometimes it can also be an object.

The sentence structure of have/has is as follows

[Note] When the subject is the third person singular, "has" must be used. When changing into a negative sentence, the auxiliary verb doesn't must be used, and the verb "has" must be restored to its original form, that is, have.

When the subject is in the third person singular, "have" should be used. When it becomes a negative sentence, the auxiliary verb don't should be used. To change into a general interrogative sentence, that is, when asking "Does someone (something) have...", if the subject is in the third person singular form, bring does to the beginning of the sentence, and the verb has returns to its original form, use have; if the subject is in the non-third person singular form, Then add do at the beginning of the sentence.

Unit grammar intensive training

1. According to the meaning of the conversation or sentence, choose the appropriate words from the box to fill in the blanks. reusable.

do, does, don't, doesn't, have, has

1. —____ you have an eraser?

—Yes, I ___.

2. —_____Bob has an English map?

—No, he _______. He ____ a map of China.

3. ____ they have a telephone in the room?

4. Sally ____a watch and it is nice.

2. Single choice.

7.—Do you have a soccer ball?

A. Yes, I do B. I do

C. Yes, I am D. Yes, I have

8. I ______ a basketball and my friend ______ a pingpong ball.

A. has, have B. have,has

C. have, have D. has,has

9. —I ______ two basketballs. Let's _____ basketball.

—That sounds good.

A. do, have B. have, play

C. has, play D． does, play

10． ______ Tom and Mike ______ volleyballs?

A. Do, have B. Does, have

C. Does,has D． Do, has

11. ______ your sister has a ruler?

A. IsB． Are C. Does D． Do

3. Complete the sentences as required.

12. I have two baseball bats. (Change to a general question and answer in the affirmative)

Do you have two baseball bats?

Yes, I do.

13. I have a tennis bat.(Change to negative sentence)

___________________

14. My brother has two baseballs. (Change to a general question and answer in the negative)

Does your brother have two baseballs?

No, he doesn't.

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