The to have verb in present, past and future tense. Written by Bard, Google`s AI .

 Present Tense

• I have a dog.
• You have a cat.
• He has a car.
• She has a house.
• It has a tail.
• We have friends.
• They have money.
• The dog has a bone.
• The cat has a ball of yarn.
• The house has a yard.

Past Tense

• I had a pet hamster when I was a kid.
• You had a bicycle when you were younger.
• He had a girlfriend in high school.
• She had a dream of becoming a doctor.
• It had a lot of fur.
• We had a lot of fun together.
• They had a lot of money saved up.
• The dog had a bone in its mouth.
• The cat had a ball of yarn in its paws.
• The house had a big yard.

Future Tense

• I will have a house in the future.
• You will have a car when you get a job.
• He will have a family of his own someday.
• She will have a successful career.
• It will have a long and happy life.
• We will have a lot of children.
• They will have a lot of money to travel the world.
• The dog will have a big backyard to play in.
• The cat will have a scratching post to keep its claws sharp.
• The house will have a pool to cool off in during the summer.

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Present Tense

• I have a dog.
• You have a cat.
• He has a car.
• She has a house.
• We have a lot of friends.
• They have a big family.
• The store has a sale on clothes.
• The restaurant has a new chef.
• The park has a playground.
• The city has a new library.

Past Tense

• I had a dog when I was a child.
• You had a cat when you were younger.
• He had a car when he was in college.
• She had a house when she was married.
• We had a lot of friends in high school.
• They had a big family when they were growing up.
• The store had a sale on clothes last week.
• The restaurant had a new chef last month.
• The park had a playground when I was a kid.
• The city had a new library when I was in school.

Future Tense

• I will have a dog when I buy one.
• You will have a cat when you move into a new apartment.
• He will have a car when he gets a job.
• She will have a house when she saves up enough money.
• We will have a lot of friends when we move to a new city.
• They will have a big family when they decide to have children.
• The store will have a sale on clothes next week.
• The restaurant will have a new chef next month.
• The park will have a playground next year.
• The city will have a new library in the next few years.

Present Tense

• I have a dog.
• You have a cat.
• He has a car.
• She has a house.
• We have a family.
• They have friends.
• The dog has a bone.
• The cat has a ball of yarn.
• The car has a license plate.
• The house has a garden.

Past Tense

• I had a pet hamster when I was a child.
• You had a bicycle when you were younger.
• He had a job in the city.
• She had a beautiful smile.
• We had a lot of fun together last summer.
• They had a big house in the suburbs.
• The dog had a litter of puppies last year.
• The cat had a kitten a few months ago.
• The car had a flat tire on the way to work.
• The house had a fire a few years ago.

Future Tense

• I will have a new car next year.
• You will have a baby in a few months.
• He will have a promotion at work soon.
• She will have a successful career.
• We will have a long and happy life together.
• They will have a beautiful family.
• The dog will have a new owner soon.
• The cat will have a new litter of kittens next year.
• The car will have a new paint job next month.
• The house will have a new roof next year.

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