Fill in the blanks with have, had or has a. They gone to forest yesterday.
b. Who a blue ribbon?
c. The peacocksbeautiful featers.
d. We already eaten our lunch when you called us.
e. Sinabeen to Shimla three days.
f. The teachersnot corrected their copies yet.
g. It snowed a lot last winter.
h. A tree ___ green leaves.
i. A watch ___ three hands.
j. you seen her before?

a. have

b. has

c. have

d. had

e. has

f. have

g. has

h. has

i. has

j. have

Explanation:

a. Had

b. Has

c. Have

d. Had

e. Has

f. Have

g. Had

h. Has

i. Has

j. Have

Explanation:

The answers to these questions are the only ones that make sense. Also, you only use “had” if it is past tense.

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caminas makes the most sense here since it means to walk.