HAVE - HAS

HAS não se usa com does, do, did e will

Ex: She did have a car

Did he have a house?

I have  -  I don't have

He has - He doesn't have

She has - She doesn't have

It has - It doesn't have

We have - we don't have

They  have - They don't have

People don't have manners.

We don't have money.

A snake doesn't have legs.

She doesn't have short hair.

Does she have a friend? Yes, she does.

Does he have a friend? No, he doesn't.

Do you have a friend? Yes, I do.

Do we have a friend? No, we don't.

Do they have a friend?

Does she have a dress?

Yes, she does.

Do they have a bicycle?

No, they don't.

Does it have a ball?

No, it doesn't.

Did Tina use to have red hair?

Yes, she did. She used to have red and curly hair.

Tina costumava ter cabelo vermelho?

Sim ela costumava. Ela costumava ter o cabelo vermelho e encaracolado.

What's she like now?

She has straight and blonde hair now.

Como é ela agora?

Ela tem cabelo liso e loiro agora.

Quando o verbo é essencial para entendermos o significado da sentença, dizemos que ele é verbo principal. Portanto, o verbo have em inglês será verbo principal quando ele for fundamental para que a sentença faça sentido.

• I have a car.
• They have a beautiful house.
• She had two kids.
• We had the time of our lives.

Já como verbo auxiliar, have servirá para auxiliar (ajudar) na formação de outros tempos verbais: os perfect tenses.

• Present Perfect: have/has + past participle
• Present Perfect continuous: have/has + been ~ing
• Past Perfect: had + past participle
• Past Perfect Continuous: had + been ~ing
• Future Perfect: will have + past participle
• Future Perfect Continous: will have + been ~ing

não seria did have?? e não had she?

	HAD
	Eu tive que ir para casa	I had to go home.
	Você teve que ir para casa	You had to go home.
	Ele teve que ir para casa	He had to go home.
	Ela teve que ir para casa	She had to go home.
	Nós tivemos que ir para casa	We had to go home.
	Eles tiveram que ir para casa	They had to go home.
	Eu tive que ir embora mais cedo.	I had to leave early.
	Você teve que estudar muito.	You had to study a lot.
	Ele teve que procurar outro emprego.	He had to look for another job.
	Ela teve que falar.	She had to speak.
	Nós tivemos que ir a pé para casa.	We had to walk home.
	Eles tiveram que correr muito rápido.	They had to run very fast.

	HAVE – DO - DID
	Eu não tenho que ir para casa.	I don’t have to go home.
	Você não tem que esperar.	You don’t have to wait.
	Ele não tem que estudar para a prova.	He doesn’t have study for the test.
	Ela não tem que lavar a louça.	She doesn’t have to wash the dishes.
	Não precisa ser feito	It doesn’t have to be done.
	Nós não temos que ir embora agora.	We don’t have to leave now.
	Eles não tem que prestar mais atenção.	They don’t have to pay more attention.
	Eu não tive que ir para casa.	I didn’t have to go home.
	Você não teve que esperar.	You didn’t have to wait.
	Ele não teve que estudar para a prova.	He didn’t have to study for the test.
	Ela não teve que lavar a louça.	She didn’t have to wash the dishes.
	Não teve de ser feito	It didn’t have to be done.
	Nós não tivemos que ir embora.	We didn’t have to leave.
	Eles não teve que prestar atenção.	They didn’t have to pay attention.

http://www.cursodeinglesgratis.org/gramatica-intermediaria-licao-33-dont-have-to-e-didnt-have-to/

http://www.cursodeinglesgratis.org/gramatica-intermediaria-licao-32-usando-had-to/

https://www.inglesnapontadalingua.com.br/2013/05/usar-o-verbo-have-em-ingles.html