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The verb TO HAVE (avoir) is used to express possession.
🔹 Conjugaison au présent :
• I have — J'ai
• You have — Tu as / Vous avez
• He has — Il a
• She has — Elle a
• It has — Il/Elle a (objets/animaux)
• We have — Nous avons
• They have — Ils/Elles ont
🔹 Forme négative :
• I do not have (I don't have) — Je n'ai pas
• He does not have (He doesn't have) — Il n'a pas
• They do not have (They don't have) — Ils n'ont pas
🔹 Forme interrogative :
• Do you have ...? — As-tu ...?
• Does he have ...? — A-t-il ...?
• Do they have ...? — Ont-ils ...?
⚠️ Attention : Au présent, on utilise HAS avec he/she/it (pas have).
📝 Exemples :
• I have a blue pen. (J'ai un stylo bleu.)
• She has a big family. (Elle a une grande famille.)
• We have three books. (Nous avons trois livres.)
• He doesn't have a brother. (Il n'a pas de frère.)
• Do you have a pencil? — Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
• Does she have a sister? — Yes, she does. / No, she doesn't.
💡 HAVE vs HAS :
• I / You / We / They → HAVE
• He / She / It → HAS
Complete with have or has: I ___ a book. She ___ two sisters. They ___ a dog.
Correction
I have a book. She has two sisters. They have a dog.
Make these negative: He has a car. We have a house.
Correction
He doesn't have a car. We don't have a house.
Translate: As-tu un stylo rouge ? Oui, j'en ai un.
Correction
Do you have a red pen? Yes, I do.
Translate: Ma sœur a les cheveux noirs et les yeux marron.
Correction
My sister has black hair and brown eyes.
Write 3 sentences using 'have' or 'has'.
Correction
Example: I have a school bag. My teacher has a book. My friends have good ideas.