have/has will havd/shall have had
Simple sentence (message/news/information etc.) – subject + had + information.Sentence making - pattern ( five types of spoken sentences)
Terms used
Subject : What we speak about in a sentence is called subject. The subject may be I/we/you/they/he/she/it, (he/she/it/they include all nouns,pronouns,common nouns,proper nouns,collective nouns noun phrase etc.)
Past participle : The past verb form of begin is began and participle form of begin is begun.
Wh word : What,when,where,how,where etc.
yes/no question: The question for which the response is either yes or no.
First person - I/we, - Talker/talkers
Second person - you (singular)/you(plural) - Listener/listeners
Third person - he/she/they - Person/persons about whom we talk about.
Noun phrase - The boys sitting on blue chairs have good reputation ( bold letter sentence is a noun phrase) .
have usage with reference to future
Pattern
I/we/you/they + have
He/she/it + has
(he/she/it include nouns, pronouns, common nouns, collective nouns, noun phrases etc)
She has a meeting tonight
They have class tomorrow.
Jim has an appointment with the dentist next week
Will/shall difference
Shall and will are used to give some information about the future, they are also used for orders, promises offers etc. will means willingness, or wish or strong intention, shall represents obligation. British people use shall and will without any difference, shall is normally avoided in American English. Shall should be used only with the first person (I and we). In legal documents shall is used extensively as obligation/order.
Will/shall + have usage
We may use this to talk about possession or state of being or relationship of people/ things etc. with ref to future.
Sentence Pattern
She will have a party tomorrow- Simple sentence, message/news
She won’t have a party tomorrow. (will not = won’t) – Negative sentence
Will she have a party tomorrow? Yes/no question
Won’t she have a party tomorrow Yes/no negative question
Where will she have a party tomorrow? Wh question
More sentences
I shall have six weeks' holiday this year
I will have lunch with Peter tomorrow
Shall we have a meeting next week?
I think I will have a cup of tea. (because it 's time for tea)
I think I shall have a cold. (because I got wet in rain)
Won't you have something to eat.
The children will have snacks for tea today.
Will you have tea or coffee? I will have some tea
When shall we have the next class?
Shall we have some coffee?
We will have a new system of management here next month.
She will have a busy schedule tomorrow, you can’t meet her.
We won’t have any financial crisis in future. (Government announced stimulus package last night)
have/has and will/shall have in news head lines
UN will have a new chief by next Jan.
US won’t have any link with rebels in …..: Secretary of state.
The Parliament will have broad discussion on recession tonight.
Austerity measures will have negative effect on growth.
Gen Sen has meeting with the President tomorrow: our special correspondent
have and will/shall have in ads
Have any problem with you loan repayment? – contact Estate Finance
Have any problem with you loan repayment? – contact Estate Finance
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If you have any query on apartments call us 24 X 7, Green view. 091 5566778855
You will have comfortable stay at Bay inn – Call us today 071 6655443322
had usage
had is used to talk about state of being, possession, illness ,nature of people ,relationship of people things etc. with reference to the past .
Had is past participle form of have (Please refer session 10 for have explanation)
Difference between had and have
I have a meeting today/tomorrow/next week
I had a meeting yesterday
Difference between had and have
I have a meeting today/tomorrow/next week
I had a meeting yesterday
Simple sentence (message/news/information etc.) – subject + had + information.Sentence making - pattern ( five types of spoken sentences)
I/we/you/they/he/she/it + had + a party last night.
Negative sentence (message/news/information etc.) – subject + didn’t have + information.
I/we/you/they/he/she/it + didn’t have party last night. (did + have = had)
Yes/no question – Did + subject + have + message.
Did + I/we/you/they/he/she/it + have party last night?
Negative yes/no question. – Didn’t + subject + have + information.
Didn’t I/we/you/they/he/she/it + have party last night?
Wh word question – Wh word + did + subject + information.
Where + did + I/we/you/they/he/she/it + have party last night?
NOTE: All the five types of above sentences may be uttered in eight or more moods of utterance.
He/she/ it/they include nouns,pronouns,collective nouns,proper nouns, common nouns, noun phrases etc.
Usage - context/situation
Yes/no question and negative yes/no question ( with I/we) are likely to be used in the course of argument ( to deny or argue on something.)
The likely users of wh word question type are absent mindeds and boozers (When they comeback to their senses.)
More sentences
I had spoken English class yesterday.
She had pain in her leg last night , now she is OK.
We had a good feast at the Meridian last night.
I had a cup of milk this morning.
She had a holiday yesterday.
We had a nice party at the Hayat last night.
They didn’t have class yesterday.
I didn’t have lunch at home today.
Did she have class on Monday? Might be… I don’t know exactly.
When did you have you physical examination? Two days ago.
Didn’t she have lunch today? I am not sure
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