Learn how to conjugate the verb (to) have in Simple Present | Positive, Negative & Interrogative.

The verb "to have" has multiple meanings and can be used in various contexts.
Here are some examples of meanings of the verb "to have" used in sentences.
Memorize them all.

[@khatiramuntaz8438]

Thank you very much teacher 👩‍🏫💐👍🏼👌👏🏼

[@Quruxsan592]

Amazing very good 👍

[@yammehari8950]

I admire you!

[@charlielai5518]

Really useful 🎉

[@anushavagyan8223]

Perfect.I really want to thank you.

[@koree6172]

👍 thank you so much teacher

[@lucianamiapajuelosacrament3371]

amazing!*

[@MujiburRahman-ls4cl]

That's lesson good

[@ashiyashivani668]

Thank you so much

[@tahrinakhan4264]

very nice

[@haidarabiyat8708]

Thanks 👍

[@1983Marcinho]

Amazing!

[@EVERNASCHE]

How great 🤗😘😃

[@manjolakici1371]

👏👏

[@idapoghosyan915]

THANKS🌼🌼🌼

[@mdshibli1009]

Nice

[@happyfamilypb6793]

💖💖💖

[@simakakae5035]

🙏🏼♥

[@lucianamiapajuelosacrament3371]

a kien xuxa le rezas

[@zzmm14]

Very good 👍👏👌

[@BophannLiza]

Teacher can you tell me for one question, please? Positive: I'm Sam Negative: I'm not Sam or I don't Sam . In present simple,pleas 🙏🏻

[@ChanneltoLearnEnglish]

Affirmative: I am Sam | I‘m Sam Negative: I am not Sam | I‘m not Sam Interrogative: Am I Sam?

[@ely7895]

I edge to this

[@lucianamiapajuelosacrament3371]

amezon

[@julissazambrano5987]

No entendi nada😂