Word: Have
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Have means to own or hold something. I have a pencil means the pencil belongs to me.
Synonyms: own
Syllables: have
Tricky part: Have ends with a silent e after the v. Children who write what they hear stop at hav.
Watch out for: hav, haf
Memory tip: English words hardly ever end in v, so a silent e comes after it: have, give, live.
Example 1: I have a red bag.
Example 2: We have two cats at home.
Example 3: Do you have a spare eraser?
Have is one of the most common words in English. We also use it to make other verbs, as in I have eaten.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) hous
b) have
a) hous. House ends with a silent e, and hous leaves it off.
Remove one letter to make a meaningful word:
haave
a) h
b) a
b) a. Take away one of the two a's to get the word.
Rearrange the jumbled letters to form a hidden word:
vahe
a) have
b) ahve
a) have. The v and the silent e finish the word.
1. Which sentence uses have correctly?
a) It have four legs.
b) He have a bat.
c) I have two hands.
d) She have a cat.
c) I have two hands.
2. I have a book. Whose book is it?
a) my friend's
b) nobody's
c) mine
d) my teacher's
c) mine
Related words on the Spell Bee lists: own
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