🟩 Have / has · had · will havebrainywave.in
OWN — have + noun
FINISHED — have + V3 (done)
MUST — have to + V1 (do)
PRESENT
PRESENT · OWNhave / has + noun
He has a car.
Arun has a bike.
I have a mobile.
PRESENT · FINISHEDhave / has + V3
She has reached there.
I have completed my homework.
You have eaten.
PRESENT · MUSThave to / has to + V1
I have to go to Calicut today.
He has to write his homework.
PAST
PAST · OWNhad + noun
I had a cycle in my childhood.
He had a mobile.
We had a programme yesterday.
PAST · FINISHEDhad + V3
When I reached the station, the train had left.
When I called her, she had left.
PAST · MUSThad to + V1
I had to finish my homework yesterday.
We had to attend a wedding last week.
FUTURE
FUTURE · OWNwill have + noun
We will have class tomorrow.
I will have an exam tomorrow.
She will have a good career.
FUTURE · FINISHEDwill have + V3
I will have reached there by this time tomorrow.
She will have written the exam by then.
FUTURE · MUSTwill have to + V1
You will have to solve this problem.
She will have to do her homework.
I will have to clean the room.
💡 V1 = base verb (go) · V3 = past participle (gone). he, she, it → has / has to; everyone else → have / have to